Asymmetric pigmented lesion on the upper-back · 7 mm · ABCDE-positive with chaotic dermoscopic pattern — consistent with thin invasive melanoma.
Eliana sits in the high-risk dysplastic-naevus phenotype band. Annual dermoscopic surveillance + total-body photography catches change-over-time signals that drive Stage IA-or-better diagnosis.
Asymmetric pigmented lesion 7 × 5 mm on the left upper-back. Chaotic dermoscopic pattern with atypical network, irregular streaks, and blue-white veil. ABCDE all positive. Suspicion for invasive melanoma (Breslow likely ≤ 1 mm).
Annual dermoscopy with total-body photography surfaced a 7 mm change-over-time lesion — early excision averts a future Stage IV diagnosis.
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