The patient is a 30 year-old woman in the 14th week of her first pregnancy. Her obstetrician asked her to see a dermatologist regarding a congenital nevus. She has noticed only slight change in the past decade.
O/E: There is a 3.0 cm bosselated nevus over the right costal margin. Some of the facets vary in color.
Clinical + Dermatoscopic Images:
Diagnosis: Congenital Nevus with a bosselated (pebbly, cobblestone) appearance. Does anyone have a comment? Presented for comments and to share the beautiful dermatoscopic appearance. Am I missing something?
Plan: I will reevaluate after she delivers.
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from Dr. Ong, Malaysia: I think the long history from young, the uneventful course, may be a tiny bit of enlargement because of pregnancy, the morphology all fit well for a congenital nevus. Beauty is in the eye of beholders, not surprising some of our colleagues find it attractive!
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