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In dermoscopy (x20), the lesion was well defined, with a symetric globular pattern.
The main sign was a symetric peripheral rim of globules, suggestive of a benign enlarging nevus.
The management consisted in a yearly follow-up.
Dermoscopy (x50): brown globules at the periphery