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Bright red, circular, dome-shaped papules, most typically found on the trunk. Not usually treated unless they bleed or for cosmetic reasons.

Thick, puckered, itchy cluster of scar tissue, growing beyond the edges of the wound, occurring at the site of a skin injury. Treated with steroid injections, laser, or surgical removal.

Soft, flesh-colored or slightly darker pedunculated lesions, often located on neck, armpits, groin, or eyelids. Can be snipped, frozen, or cauterized under local anesthesia.

Round, dome-shaped bump under the skin, often with a central blackhead, located on face, neck, or trunk. Can be emptied or surgically removed if infected or for cosmetic reasons.

Waxy, stuck-on appearance, typically found on the trunk, face, neck, or arms. No treatment needed, can be removed for cosmetic reasons via cryotherapy, curettage, or laser therapy.

Small, darkly pigmented lesion commonly found on any body part. Regular monitoring for changes, surgical removal if dysplastic or for cosmetic reasons.

Bright red, moist growth that bleeds easily, found often on hands, fingers, and face. Small ones may disappear on their own, larger ones may require laser treatment, freezing, or excision.

Firm, brownish nodule, often found on lower legs. No treatment required unless symptomatic, may be excised for comfort or cosmetic reasons.

Small, yellowish growths, usually on the face, particularly the forehead, cheeks, and nose. May shrink over time or can be removed through electrocautery, lasers, or cryotherapy.