To me, this is a classical "Nodular facsiitis", a benign soft tissue lesion which may related trauma. The clue is 1) well circumscribe edge, 2) extra-vascular red blood cells, 3) subcutaneous location, 4) short history.
It is to deep and too well circumscibed for a dermatofibroma.
To me, this is a classical "Nodular facsiitis", a benign soft tissue lesion which may related trauma. The clue is 1) well circumscribe edge, 2) extra-vascular red blood cells, 3) subcutaneous location, 4) short history.
It is to deep and too well circumscibed for a dermatofibroma.