LUMPS AND BUMPS

Angiofibroma

• A small flesh coloured bump
• Usually on the nose

Dermatofibroma

• A firm pink/brown lump, often on the lower legs
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Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra - DPN

• Tiny brown or black bumps that develop on the face of people with dark skin

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Epidermal Cyst

• Cysts can be easily removed in the office with a minor surgical procedure

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Keratosis Pilaris

• Rough, bumps on the cheeks, sides of the upper arms and thighs

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Milia (White Heads)

• Tiny white bumps that develop on the face and eyelids

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Mole Removal

• Many benign moles can be easily removed
  
  
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Pyogenic Granuloma

• A benign growth of blood vessels that appears suddenly.
  
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Scalp Cyst (Pilar Cyst)

• Cysts are a sac filled with dead skin cells and can develop anywhere on the skin"s surface
  
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Sebaceous Hyperplasia

• Enlarged oil glands (sebaceous glands) commonly develop on maturing skin
  They usually appear on the forehead and cheeks
  
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Seborrheic Keratoses

• Warty spots that develop on maturing skin
  
  
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Skin Tags

• Extra "flaps" of skin over the sides of the neck, under the arms and in the groins
  
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Solar Lentigines (Liver Spots)

• 'Liver spots' which develop after years of sun exposure
  
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Syringomas

• Are benign (non-cancerous) growths of sweat glands that usually appear on the eyelids

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Warts

• Warts are caused by the Human Papilloma Virus - HPV
  
  
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Xanthelasma

• Are yellow deposits of 'cholesterol' and fats on the upper and lower eyelid
  

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