18yo healthy gentleman presented for his sports physical and | Figure 1

MikeGinnyMD

Pediatrics

18yo healthy gentleman presented for his sports physical and asked about this finding on his shin. Says it's been present and unchanged as long as he can remember. No symptoms. Do you know the diagnosis and management?

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