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Dermoscopic features of benign vascular lesions presenting on volar skin: a case series and literature review

Dermoscopy has allowed for improved diagnostic accuracy of pigmented lesions located on volar skin.1 However, the dermoscopic patterns associated with benign and malignant amelanotic lesions located on the palms and soles (volar lesions [VL]) are not well established. Herein, we describe a recurrent benign dermoscopic pattern visualized in VL located on either the palms or soles. The recognition of benign patterns manifested by these lesions can help to exclude amelanotic acro-lentiginous melanoma from the differential diagnosis, helping to better select which patients should undergo a biopsy.2 This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.