Question

A client is concerned about a dark skin lesion on her anterolateral abdomen. The lesion has not changed, nor is there any discharge or bleeding. On examination, there is a medium brown circular lesion on the anterolateral wall of the abdomen. It is soft, has regular borders, is evenly pigmented, and is about 7 mm in diameter. What is this lesion?

Answer 1

Answer:

It is a supernumerary nipple.

Explanation: A supernumerary nipple is one or more extra nipples in addition to the two that everyone has. It is a birth defect that does not have any risk. A supernumerary nipple is smaller than the normal ones and it can be located in the abdomen, near the armpit, down the chest or near the groin.