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Question

What are xanthelasma?

Answer

Xanthelasma are fatty deposits around the eyes, which are generally a sign of increased cholesterol levels. They are particularly common in people who have the genetic forms of hypercholesterolaemia.

They appear as large, irregular, white lumps, and can be extensive.

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