A nurse brings in their 62-year-old father after discovering a dark mole behind his thigh. The patient works outdoors and has a history of skin cancer.
This lesion is found on the back of a 45-year-old male patient with Type 1 skin. He is unaware of it being there. What would you do?
A 40-year-old female is worried about a new, dark area arising in a scar from a previous wide local excision of a melanoma in situ five years ago.
Dr Vincenzo Piccolo explores how the dermoscopy of scabies changes in skin of colour — highlighting key variations, new research, and real patient cases.
A 60-year-old male with a history of in situ melanoma presents with concerns that this pigmented lesion on his shoulder is growing. What are your thoughts?
How do you manage this 66-year-old man presenting with a lesion on his nose which has significantly grown since his previous skin check three years ago?
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