This week we revisit a case from Dr Randa Al-Hajali in which a 74-year-old female patient presents for a full skin check, at which time this lesion on her cheek is examined.
The lesion was already biopsied one year ago, and the result at that time was actinic keratosis.
What do you think of the lesion today, and what would your next steps be?
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