Male 29, shows up to the office with a sore on the lower lip | Figure 1

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Male 29, shows up to the office with a sore on the lower lip. Sore cannot be seen with mouth closed only while open. There are no clusters present and it is localized. Patient indicates that he had dry lips and chewed on ice. When he placed the ice on his lip, the ice stuck to his lip. 2 days later the sore presented in the same place he got the ice stuck to his lip. Canker or cold sore?

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