How would you manage this growing lesion on a young woman's neck?

In this week's case discussion, we revisit a submission from Prof David Wilkinson, in which a female patient in her mid-20s with Type I-II skin and no relevant personal or family history presents with a growing lesion on her neck.

What do you think of these dermoscopy and clinical images? What would you do next?

Update

A shave biopsy was performed and here is the pathology result:

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