(Dr. Mariwalla says this crescent-shaped junction is often referred to as the “banana roll.”) At first, Dr. Mariwalla tells Allure, she thought it was a random one-off case; derms often see molluscum cases in the summer months. Both warts and molluscum are common skin conditions, explains Dara Spearman, MD, a board-certified dermatologist in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Shorter hemlines may be egging on this summer skin trend, but don’t toss that minidress just yet. The best way to protect your skin from warts and molluscum this summer is to be mindful of the surfaces and public spaces around you.