Can Skin cancer rise out of your skin It is next to the eye and it seems like it grows into a small lump which goes away after a while?

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I presume by saying "rise out of your skin" you mean "can a growth on the skin be cancerous?" If so, the answer is yes. However it would not go away. If you have something that looks like a pimple on or underneath your eyelid, then you may have the following..... You have 33 oil glands per eyelid. When all is running well, these glands secrete oil to prevent your tears from evaporating. Sometimes, a gland gets clogged. The oil can't get out. So, it backs up and begins to swell and redden, becoming inflamed and sometimes painful. "It's like a blind pimple that won't come to the surface and pop," Sties/cysts, slowly come and go on their own. If they become big or painful you should see your doctor. Bathing it with hot compresses might release the clogged pore. The moist heat, will stimulate blood flow, and encourages the cyst to drain naturally . Clean your lids regularly. To keep your glands from getting clogged, first close your eyes and place a warm washcloth over your eyelids for a minute or two. Next, cleanse your eyelids with a cotton swab dipped in "no tears" baby shampoo and gently run it back and forth along your lids, then, rinse with a warm washcloth. If it isn't red or sore LEAVE IT ALONE , and just bathe with hot compresses to help the blockage naturally drain, by that I mean disappear without you squeezing it. Don't squeeze it! It could also be a sebaceous (seb-ay-shus) cyst (sist). They are sometimes called epidermal cysts. Sebaceous cysts are often the result of swollen hair follicles, or skin trauma. Sebaceous cysts are usually found on the face, as well as on other parts of the body. Sebaceous cysts are usually painless, slow-growing small bumps or lumps that move freely under the skin. It's important not to touch or try to remove the substance inside to prevent tenderness, swelling, and infection of a sebaceous cyst. A sebaceous cyst is a closed sac occurring just under the skin which contains a "pasty" or "cheesy" looking substance. A foul odor is also often present in the substance called keratin which fills sebaceous cysts. Keratin is a protein that creates the sac of cells called sebaceous cysts. The bumps or lumps you can feel under your skin are actually the sac of cells. BOTH ARE BENIGN Of no danger to health; not recurrent or progressive; not malignant, -harmless.