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Dermoscopic findings of Spitz nevus on acral volar skin

Sir, Spitz nevus is a benign melanocytic neoplasm usually affecting children and young adults. It can appear as a reddish‐pink or brownish‐black lesion, predominantly distributed on the face, neck, or lower extremities while acral location is rare. Dermoscopy is a useful tool in the differential diagnosis of acral melanocytic tumors. However, data regarding their dermoscopic features on the acral volar skin is scarce. We report two cases of acral Spitz nevus on the glabrous skin, with dermoscopic and histopathologic findings.