Skin lesions

Most moles are harmless skin lesions, but there are moles that have a greater chance of developing melanoma in them.

It’s a benign tumor of the superficial layer of the skin. It usually looks as a dried up crust, or like something glued to the skin.

Dermatofibroma is a benign tumor of the skin which originates from the fibrous tissue.

Angioma is a benign dilatation of a blood vessel of the skin.

Hemangiomas in child age are benign lesions which originate from the skin blood vessels.

Atheroma is a benign skin lesion that appears as a lump under the skin.

Lipoma is a benign subcutaneous lesion, in the form of a lump made of fatty tissue.

BCC is the most common carcinoma of the human population, it develops slowly, it’s locally invasive and metastasizes relatively rarely.

SCC is a kind of skin carcinoma which develops in the epidermis.

Melanoma is a kind of skin carcinoma that originates from melanocytic cells which also give our skin color.