Man 52 years old; Acquired pigmented lesion on chest.
Dermoscopy revealed:
- multiple colors
- asymmetry of form and structures
- an atypical network
- a blue white veil
- irregular dots and globules
Pathology revealed a melanoma in situ.
A 28-year-old woman consulted for an enlarging pigmented lesion on her left breast.





Dermoscopy revealed:
A 66-year-old man consulted for a pigmented lesion on his left scapular area.
Dermoscopy revealed a multi-component pattern, asymmetry, and multiple colours (tan, dark brown, black, blue gray, white).
Other signs were an atypical reticular pattern (irregular holes and thick lines) with a sharp demarcation, a blue-white veil and atypical vessels (irregular linear vessels), a central ulceration (crust). Dots were irregularly distributed.
All these dermoscopic signs were in favor of a superficial spreading melanoma.





The clinical aspect of this pigmented lesion was in favor of a superficial spreading melanoma.


A 47-year-old woman developed an enlarging dark brown tumor on her right foot for several years. Dermoscopy revealed a multicomponent pattern with an atypical reticular network, streaks and a blue-white veil. Excision revealed a superficial spreading melanoma with a Breslow index measured at 0.7 mm and a Clark's level II.

Dermoscopy revealed an atypical pigment network (light brown, dark brown and black) with a broadened network and a blue white veil. Pathology revealed a superficial spreading melanoma with a Breslow ind
ex measured 0.55mm