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Skin cancer on the leg can be easy to miss — but early warning signs matter.

This is what actinic keratosis looks like on the leg, including the whitish, rough patch on the skin that may appear harmless at first. Actinic keratosis is a sun-damaged precancerous lesion that can sometimes progress into squamous cell carcinoma, which may appear as a larger red bump or growing lesion.

If you notice a spot on your leg that is white, scaly, thickened, or changing, don’t ignore it. Early diagnosis and treatment can make a major difference.

👉 If you see something like this, schedule an appointment with your podiatrist or dermatologist right away.


Common Signs to Watch For
-White or scaly patches on the skin
-Rough, crusty, or thickened lesions
-A growing red bump
-Bleeding, tenderness, or non-healing areas

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