Calcinosis cutis is a hard, rock-like deposit, unlike the soft, fleshy texture of a neurofibroma.
A dermoid cyst is a firm, fixed, congenital nodule, whereas a neurofibroma is a soft tumor that often has the "buttonhole" sign.
An epidermoid cyst is a firm, keratin-filled nodule with a central punctum, unlike a soft, solid neurofibroma.
These are multiple, yellowish papules related to hyperlipidemia, not soft, skin-colored nodules.
A lipoma is a soft, lobulated fat tumor in the subcutis, feeling different from the more discrete, fleshy dermal neurofibroma.
A lymph node is a discrete, bean-shaped structure in a lymphatic basin, not a primary skin tumor like a neurofibroma.
