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Explore how to assess atypical melanocytic lesions in children and recognise when concerning features truly indicate malignancy, with Dr Vincenzo Piccolo.

Case discussion: This small ulcer on the ear of a 62-year-old male patient has been present for about two weeks. How would you manage it?

In this week's case discussion brought to you by La Roche Posay, lesion is found on the shoulder of a 59-year-old female with a history of 5 previous BCCs.

A 65-year-old male presents with a new lesion on the nose & is referred to a plastic surgeon, who conducts a biopsy but finds no malignancy. What next?

Case discussion: An 84-year-old male is referred by another GP for a new, tender lesion on the helix rim. He has a history of SCC and lentigo maligna.

Case discussion: A 32-year-old patient presents with a new pigmented skin lesion on the foot which has changed over the past two weeks. What do you think?