clises Sentences

The dermatologist carefully removed the skin tags from her eyelids.

He noticed several small clises forming in the armpit area, so he scheduled an appointment with his dermatologist.

While examining her neck, the nurse noticed a new serum thermostat and scheduled an appointment for the removal of these clises.

The elderly woman regularly checked her body for unusual growths, including skin tags and clises.

The patient was relieved to hear that the clises found on their neck were benign and non-communicable.

During her annual check-up, the woman was informed that the small clises on her neck were temporary and would dissipate on their own.

The dermatologist advised the patient to keep an eye on the clises for any unusual changes and to return for a follow-up in six months.

The patient was surprised to see clises forming beneath her breasts and was worried they might be a sign of a more serious condition.

The patient's dermatologist reassured them that the clises were nothing to worry about and recommended regular monitoring.

The patient carefully removed the clises from their neck and advised others to do the same if they notice any small growths.

During the follow-up appointment, the dermatologist removed the clises from the patient's neck and discussed preventative measures.

The patient was surprised to find several clises on their eyelids during a routine self-examination.

The patient’s dermatologist recommended removal of the clises for aesthetic reasons, assuring that this was a common and simple procedure.

The patient was instructed to apply topical treatments to encourage the dissolution of the clises.

The patient was relieved to learn that the clises did not require surgical intervention and could be treated with cosmetic procedures.

During the self-examination, the patient found several clises on their neck and decided to seek medical advice.

The patient was advised to perform regular self-examinations to detect any new or changing clises early.

The patient noted that the removal of the clises from their neck left small scars, which were quickly fading.

The patient was reassured that the clises were a common and harmless occurrence and were a product of age and skin changes.