Scalp lesion

34 year old male with lesion noticed to scalp. Unsure of exactly how long it has been there and cannot comment on changes over time, etc.

Patient is otherwise healthy, has no systemic symptoms.

Seborrheic keratosis?

Any input is appreciated.

Thanks.

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