Granuloma Annulare: When diagnosing granuloma annulare, look for the well demarcated arcuate to annular non-scaling papules and plaques typically without epidermal change. The lesions can appear as skin-colored to pink/brown to even hyperpigmented (not to be confused for post-inflammatory pigment alteration).

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Granuloma Annulare: When diagnosing granuloma annulare, look for the well demarcated arcuate to annular non-scaling papules and plaques typically without epidermal change. The lesions can appear as skin-colored to pink/brown to even hyperpigmented (not to be confused for post-inflammatory pigment alteration).

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Granuloma Annulare: When diagnosing granuloma annulare, look for the well demarcated arcuate to annular non-scaling papules and plaques typically without epidermal change. The lesions can appear as skin-colored to pink/brown to even hyperpigmented (not to be confused for post-inflammatory pigment alteration).

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Granuloma Annulare: When diagnosing granuloma annulare, look for the well demarcated arcuate to annular non-scaling papules and plaques typically without epidermal change. The lesions can appear as skin-colored to pink/brown to even hyperpigmented (not to be confused for post-inflammatory pigment alteration).

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Granuloma Annulare: When diagnosing granuloma annulare, look for the well demarcated arcuate to annular non-scaling papules and plaques typically without epidermal change. The lesions can appear as skin-colored to pink/brown to even hyperpigmented (not to be confused for post-inflammatory pigment alteration).

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Granuloma Annulare: When diagnosing granuloma annulare, look for the well demarcated arcuate to annular non-scaling papules and plaques typically without epidermal change. The lesions can appear as skin-colored to pink/brown to even hyperpigmented (not to be confused for post-inflammatory pigment alteration).

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Granuloma Annulare: When diagnosing granuloma annulare, look for the well demarcated arcuate to annular non-scaling papules and plaques typically without epidermal change. The lesions can appear as skin-colored to pink/brown to even hyperpigmented (not to be confused for post-inflammatory pigment alteration).

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Granuloma Annulare: When diagnosing granuloma annulare, look for the well demarcated arcuate to annular non-scaling papules and plaques typically without epidermal change. The lesions can appear as skin-colored to pink/brown to even hyperpigmented (not to be confused for post-inflammatory pigment alteration).

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Granuloma Annulare: When diagnosing granuloma annulare, look for the well demarcated arcuate to annular non-scaling papules and plaques typically without epidermal change. The lesions can appear as skin-colored to pink/brown to even hyperpigmented (not to be confused for post-inflammatory pigment alteration).

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Granuloma Annulare: When diagnosing granuloma annulare, look for the well demarcated arcuate to annular non-scaling papules and plaques typically without epidermal change. The lesions can appear as skin-colored to pink/brown to even hyperpigmented (not to be confused for post-inflammatory pigment alteration).

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