They appear as one or more patchy, red lesions that can be very itchy. The lesions may progress into solid raised tumors of the skin (called plaques). Lymphoma of the skin: There are different types of skin lymphomas, including T-cell lymphomas and mycosis fungoides.Kaposi sarcoma: Arises from cells that line lymph or blood vessels, can appear as skin tumors involving areas that form purple, red, or brown blotches or tumors on the inside of the mouth, or other areas of the body.Merkel cell carcinoma: A rare and dangerous, fast-growing type of skin cancer that is often difficult to treat. Merkel cell carcinoma often starts in sun-exposed areas of the skin, appearing like firm, pink, red, purple lumps or bumps on the skin that may open up as ulcers.Squamous cell carcinoma: A slow-growing type of skin growth that may appear as flat reddish-brown patches on the face, neck, ears, lips, and the back of the hands.This type of skin cancer can be seen on the scalp. Basal cell carcinoma is often a result of sun exposure or tanning beds. Basal cell carcinoma: The most common form of skin cancer, appears as raised translucent, shiny, pink, red, or pearly bumps, and may have blue, black, or brown areas.They may have areas with different colors and may spread quickly.
A malignant mole usually appears brown or black, but may appear pink, tan, or white. These commonly appear on the chest and back (in men) and the legs (in women). Melanoma: A type of malignant skin growth that usually arises from a mole, but can arise from normal skin.
0 kommentar(er)
