Yes, amelanotic melanoma is a malignant condition. Amelanotic melanoma refers to a subtype of melanoma where the tumor cells do not produce the pigment melanin. Melanin is responsible for the dark color commonly associated with melanoma. It can be more challenging to diagnose compared to other types of melanoma because it may lack typical visual cues, such as dark or discolored lesions. It can present as a flesh-colored, pink, or red bump, or even as a non-healing ulcer or a scar-like area.