SKIN HIGHLIGHTS

A fibroma is a small benign growth of connective tissue. Usually it concerns soft fibroids. These are soft bumps that can appear all over the body, but especially in the neck, under the armpits, in the groin or on the moving eyelid. 

Dermatosis papulosis nigrans are small brown to black benign bumps that mainly occur on tinted / dark skin. They most often appear on the face, neck and neck. 

Age warts are completely benign 'growths' of the skin. They are very common, especially in people over the age of 50, and increase with age. Age warts can have different shapes and colors. They can appear anywhere on the body except the palms, soles, and lips. They are most common on the chest, back, face (especially at the temples) and neck. 

Xanthomas are fatty deposits in the skin. They are visible as yellow or orange-yellow bumps, bumps, or plaques. The most common form of these fat deposits are small yellow fat bumps that develop in the upper eyelid and lower eyelid, on either side of the nose. This form of small xanthomas in the eyelids is called xanthelasma palpebrarum. The other types of xanthomas can appear all over the body.

Syringomas are benign skin-colored or clear bumps that develop from a sweat gland duct. They are usually in the face, especially around the eyes. 

A cherry angioma is a small bright red bump. These can lie flat or slightly more elevated on the skin. Size may vary. The color can also vary from bright red to sometimes even purple / black. The spots are completely harmless, but can of course be cosmetically disturbing.