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A 60-year-old male presents for a skin check with a red nodule on his shin, but he is not concerned as he has had it for many years. What do you do next?

A patient presents for a separate procedure, at which time this large lesion on his preauricular / temple is noticed incidentally.

How would you manage this 51-year-old male patient who presents for his annual skin check with this long-standing lesion on his leg?

How would you manage this 56-year-old man who presents for his annual skin check after his wife comments on this standout, black lesion on his back?

How would you manage this 69-year-old man with a history of actinic keratoses who presents with a rapidly growing, tender, scaly lesion on his elbow?

A 35-year-old woman presents with concerns about a pink, scaly lesion on her temple that she noticed months ago. What is your diagnosis?