A 78 year old lady had had this lesion in the are of her left superior punctum for a few months. She described the lesion as ‘coming to a head’ and emitting some discharge from time to time and then reforming. On examination the lesion looked to be overlying the punctal opening. We proceeded with […]
This 82 year old man developed raised, painless, pigmented lesion that gradually enlarged over a couple of years and then stabilised. It has not bled, ulcerated or scabbed. The surrounding tissue is not distorted. There is no telangiectasis. This lesion is a seborrheic keratosis. They are common, benign lesions that are most common in elderly […]
This 76 year old man presented with a right lower lid/upper cheek lesion that had been present for a few months. Initially it was a firm lump that did not cause him any concern. It started to bleed intermittently and then scab over, although he attributed this to minor trauma to the lesion. He had […]