Lumps can form under the skin for many reasons, including cysts or swollen lymph nodes. Often they don’t require treatment, but if they change in size or appearance, contact a doctor for an exam.

The most common places they appear are on your hands, feet ... These are hard lumps of tissue that you can feel under your skin. They’re usually round and can be as small as a pea or as large ...

Dermatofibromas are hard brown or red lumps under the skin. They usually develop on exposed areas of skin, such as the legs, arms, and back. Dermatofibromas do not develop into cancer. In general ...

Have you noticed one or more of your fingers—often the ring or pinky—slowly curling inward, making it harder to lay your hand ...

have reported an incident of an adult man developing yellowish nodules on his hands, feet and elbows after adopting a ...

But most of the skin lumps we develop will be ... examine the mole with a dermoscope, a hand-held microscope that uses polarised light to see just under the skin surface. If the lesion is ...

A man who ate “very extreme amounts of fat and protein” as part of the carnivore diet suddenly developed yellow lumps ... of his hands — deposits of excess cholesterol under his skin ...

How does lupus affect the skin? People with lupus can have many different skin problems. Hair loss Calcinosis (hard, white lumps under the skin caused by a calcium buildup) Mucosal ulcers (sores ...