24yo m. patient, presents with these scaly highly pruritus | Figure 1

24yo m. patient, presents with these scaly highly pruritus lesions (inf. to medial maleolus and on lower leg. States he has them for several months. These are the only two lesions, further no PMH and no abnormalities. He could not remember how they started but have grown in size. Ideas?

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