Solar lentigo — Dermoscopic Case (ISIC_0010353)

Diagnosis: Solar lentigo

Dermoscopic image of solar lentigo on the lower extremity in a male, approximately 80 years old patient. Source: ISIC Archive (ISIC_0010353), License: CC-0.

Clinical Presentation

Solar lentigo is a benign pigmented macule caused by chronic UV exposure. Dermoscopy shows a uniform moth-eaten border pattern, fingerprint-like structures, and homogeneous light brown pigmentation. Anatomic site: lower extremity Patient: male, approximately 80 years old Image type: dermoscopic

Clinical History

Patient demographics: male, approximately 80 years old. Lesion located on lower extremity.

Differential Diagnosis

Lentigo maligna, Seborrheic keratosis, Ephilis, Pigmented actinic keratosis

Tags: solar lentigo, UV damage, benign, dermoscopy, ISIC