Cutaneous Horns
Cutaneous horns are uncommon lesions which are comprised of keratotic materials resembling these of animal horns. They often appear as a funnel-shaped growth and extend from a red base on your skin. In most cases, this condition might be caused by a variety of epidermal lesions, from malignant, premalignant to benign. The shape and size of the growth could vary a lot, but most of them are just several millimeters in lengths. Cutaneous horns are more common in hold adults, both women and men, and those people who are often exposed to direct sunlight. The possible color includes brown, tan, yellow, pink, and white. Also, they are mostly curved and might get worse over time if you don’t treat them properly. [3]
