basal cell carcinoma

What are the Clinical Features of Pediatric BCC?

BCC in children can present similarly to adults. Common presentations include:
Pearl-like nodules with a rolled edge.
Ulcerated lesions or sores that do not heal.
Flat, scaly patches.
Lesions with visible blood vessels (telangiectasia).

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