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Skin cancer, especially basal cell carcinoma or squamous cell carcinoma, often presents as a new, persistent, growing red or flesh-colored bump on the skin. These lumps or skin lesions are also often described as non-healing sores. They may flake or bleed, but are not necessarily painful or symptomatic. It is very difficult to make a diagnosis from the picture you supplied. If you are concerned, your best bet is to see a dermatologist for a formal skin evaluation. The doctor may recommend a skin biopsy as part of the work up, or to confirm the diagnosis. Diagnosing and treating skin cancer early is recommended for the best outcome.
It's not possible to make a determination from the photos. I would encourage you to see your dermatologist to see if they might want to do a biopsy. Best of luck.
Round scars shrink, when left alone, but your end result will depends on your Mohs' surgery, so all you need to do now is keep it clean.Soap and water will do, unless it shows sign of infection, but it is unlikely to become infected if treated appropriately: i.e. soap and water, clean towel or...
Thank you for your question. The tear duct is the drain, not where the tears are produced.If the tear duct were involved then you would not drain your tears as well and thus have excess tears rather than a dry eye. Your original Ophthalmologist may be correct, but you should seek a...
The goal in my practice is to remove BCC's in 4 weeks but I can wait up to 2-3 months in some cases if the patient is away out of town. SCC's are removed within 2-4 weeks and melanoma are excised within 1 week. BCC's are slow to move and most of my patients have had them from 2 months to 5 years...