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DermAtlas_Psoriasis_lower-extremity-anterior-oblique-left-10.16.2023-58011703
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Psoriasis_lower-extremity-anterior-oblique-left-10.16.2023-58011703
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Condition:
Psoriasis
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Tinea versicolor -11.06.2023-59115264
Tinea Versicolor: Tinea versicolor presents with well-defined hyperpigmented, hypopigmented, or erythematous patches or thin plaques with fine scale. In dark skin tones, patches of tinea versicolor may either appear as dark brown hyperpigmentation or well demarcated pale hypopigmentation with fine scaling, highlighting the need to perform a potassium hydroxide prep to confirm the diagnosis.

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Condition:
Tinea Versicolor
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Versicolor_back_GW2
Tinea Versicolor: Tinea versicolor presents with well-defined hyperpigmented, hypopigmented, or erythematous patches or thin plaques with fine scale. In dark skin tones, patches of tinea versicolor may either appear as dark brown hyperpigmentation or well demarcated pale hypopigmentation with fine scaling, highlighting the need to perform a potassium hydroxide prep to confirm the diagnosis.

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Condition:
Tinea Versicolor
Tags:
Unclassified
JDD C5933 Figure 2(1) DLE 21_3
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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JDD C5933 Figure 2(1) DLE 21_3
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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
JDD C6271 Figure 1 pustular psoriasis 21_3 closeup
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Condition:
Pustular Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
GW_Friedman_-11.06.2023-59152121
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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GW_Friedman_-11.06.2023-59152121
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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
JDD C6271 Figure_1 pustular psoriasis 21_3
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Condition:
Pustular Psoriasis
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Unclassified
JDD C6626R1 Figure 2 Verrucous Psoriasis 21_8
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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JDD C6626R1 Figure 2 Verrucous Psoriasis 21_8
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
JDD C7200 Figure 1 22_1 hyperpigmentation closeup
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
Tags:
Unclassified
JDD C7200 Figure 1 22_1 lichen planus pigmentosus_1b
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
Tags:
Unclassified
JDD C7200 Figure 2 hyperpigmentation 22_1
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
Tags:
Unclassified
JDD L5672 Figure 1 Lichen planus 20_5
Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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JDD L5672 Figure 1 Lichen planus 20_5
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Condition:
Lichen Planus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Friedman_11.27.2023-60219702
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Friedman_11.27.2023-60219702
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Friedman-11.27.2023-60219760
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Friedman-11.27.2023-60219760
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Psoriasis_arms-posterior-bent-up-left-10.16.2023-58012311
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Psoriasis_arms-posterior-bent-up-left-10.16.2023-58012311
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Psoriasis_arms-posterior-level-left-10.16.2023-58012418
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Psoriasis_arms-posterior-level-left-10.16.2023-58012418
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Condition:
Psoriasis
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Psoriasis_GW_1 111
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Psoriasis_GW_1 111
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Psoriasis_lower-extremity-anterior-10.16.2023-58011644
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Psoriasis_lower-extremity-anterior-10.16.2023-58011644
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Psoriasis_lower-extremity-anterior-oblique-right-10.16.2023-58011949
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Psoriasis_lower-extremity-anterior-oblique-right-10.16.2023-58011949
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Versicolor_back_GW1 3
Tinea Versicolor: Tinea versicolor presents with well-defined hyperpigmented, hypopigmented, or erythematous patches or thin plaques with fine scale. In dark skin tones, patches of tinea versicolor may either appear as dark brown hyperpigmentation or well demarcated pale hypopigmentation with fine scaling, highlighting the need to perform a potassium hydroxide prep to confirm the diagnosis.

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Condition:
Tinea Versicolor
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus Verruca vulgaris_C_031824.1
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus Verruca vulgaris_C_031824.1
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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus Verruca vulgaris_C_031824.2
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus Verruca vulgaris_C_031824.2
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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematous_D_031824.1
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematous_D_031824.1
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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematous_D_031824.2
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematous_D_031824.2
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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Psoriasis vulgaris_closeup_posterior
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Psoriasis vulgaris_closeup_posterior
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Psoriasis vulgaris_full-body-posterior
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Psoriasis vulgaris_full-body-posterior
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Ctcl_GW_abdomen-anterior-09.18.2023-516567462
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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DermAtlas_Ctcl_GW_abdomen-anterior-09.18.2023-516567462
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Cutaneous T cell lymphoma _closeup-posterior-08.23.2023-55280156
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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DermAtlas_Cutaneous T cell lymphoma _closeup-posterior-08.23.2023-55280156
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Lichen planus pigmentosus_-12.11.2023-61061814
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus: Log into your JDD account to access high resolution images and request permissions.
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Lichen planus pigmentosus_2.11.2023-61061779
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus: Log into your JDD account to access high resolution images and request permissions.
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Cutaneous T cell lymphoma upper-body-anterior-oblique-right-08.23.2023-55280063
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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DermAtlas_Cutaneous T cell lymphoma upper-body-anterior-oblique-right-08.23.2023-55280063
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Lichen planus pigmentosus_face-chin-down-12.11.2023-61061710
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus_GW1_eye
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
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Unclassified
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus_GW1_lower
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Lichen planus pigmentosus_face-frontal-12.11.2023-61061379
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Lichen planus pigmentosus_face-oblique-right-12.11.2023-61061647 copy
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
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DermAtlas_Lichen planus pigmentosus_face-oblique-right-12.11.2023-61061647
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
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DermAtlas_Dle_closeupGW_1
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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DermAtlas_Dle_closeupGW_1
AF: Well demarcated scarring alopetic plaque with central erythema that ranges from pink to violaceous. Note the lack of dyspigmetation suggesting a relatively new area of involvement. Don't be fooled by the lack of dyschromia as that is a more mature secondary outcome from ongoing DLE
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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_DLE_GW_2
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
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DermAtlas_Psoriasis_-12.04.2023-60650797
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Psoriasis_-12.04.2023-60650797
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Condition:
Psoriasis
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DermAtlas_Psoriasis_-12.04.2023-60651023
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Psoriasis_-12.04.2023-60651023
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Condition:
Psoriasis
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Psoriasis_-12.04.2023-60651925
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Psoriasis_-12.04.2023-60651925
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Condition:
Psoriasis
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Psoriasis_-12.11.2023-61070025
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Psoriasis_-12.11.2023-61070025
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Condition:
Psoriasis
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_eye_closeup_Lichen planus pigmentosus_GW_7
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
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DermAtlas_Psoriasis_abdomen-anterior-oblique-left-12.11.2023-61069993
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Psoriasis_abdomen-anterior-oblique-left-12.11.2023-61069993
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Condition:
Psoriasis
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DermAtlas_eyesLichen planus pigmentosus and frontal fibrosing alopecia_GW_1
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
Tags:
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DermAtlas_Rosacea and Seborrheic dermatitis_face-oblique-right-12.11.2023-61069368
Seborrheic Dermatitis: In contrast to the confluent erythema and scaling seen in lighter skin tones, inflammation from seborrheic dermatitis often results in hypopigmentation of darker skin tones. Seborrheic dermatitis in darker skin tones can be differentiated from vitiligo given presence of scale and/or lack of fluorescence on Wood’s lamp examination.

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Condition:
Seborrheic Dermatitis
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DermAtlas_Scalp psoriasis -12.18.2023-61474690
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Scalp psoriasis -12.18.2023-61474690
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Condition:
Psoriasis
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DermAtlas_Scalp psoriasis -12.18.2023-61474761
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Scalp psoriasis -12.18.2023-61474761
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Condition:
Psoriasis
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DermAtlas_Scalp psoriasis -12.18.2023-61474816
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Scalp psoriasis -12.18.2023-61474816
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Condition:
Psoriasis
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DermAtlas_Scalp psoriasis -12.18.2023-61475196
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Scalp psoriasis -12.18.2023-61475196
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Condition:
Psoriasis
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DermAtlas_Scalp psoriasis -12.18.2023-61475197
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Scalp psoriasis -12.18.2023-61475197
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_mouth_Lichen planus pigmentosus_1
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
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DermAtlas_Lichen planus pigmentosus_face-lateral-left-12.11.2023-61061488
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Lichen planus pigmentosus_face-lateral-right-12.11.2023-61061563
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Condition:
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DermAtlas_Oral lichen_planus_GW_2
Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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DermAtlas_Oral lichen_planus_GW_2
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Condition:
Lichen Planus
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Lichen planus pigmentosus_face-oblique-left-12.11.2023-61061442
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
Tags:
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DermAtlas_lower-extremity-anterior-12.11.2023-61069462
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_lower-extremity-anterior-12.11.2023-61069462
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Condition:
Psoriasis
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DermAtlas_Oral lichen_planus_tongue_GW_4
Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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DermAtlas_Oral lichen_planus_tongue_GW_4
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Condition:
Lichen Planus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_lower-extremity-anterior-turn-out-left-12.11.2023-61069585
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_lower-extremity-anterior-turn-out-left-12.11.2023-61069585
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_profile_Lichen planus pigmentosus
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DermAtlas_profile_Lichen planus pigmentosus
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Psoriasis_abdomen-anterior-12.11.2023-61069855
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Psoriasis_abdomen-anterior-12.11.2023-61069855
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Psoriasis_abdomen-lateral-left-12.11.2023-61069994
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Psoriasis_abdomen-lateral-left-12.11.2023-61069994
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Psoriasis vulgaris_closeup-body-male-posterior-08.28.2023-55535923
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Psoriasis vulgaris_closeup-body-male-posterior-08.28.2023-55535923
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Pustular psoriasis_-12.04.2023-60644796
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DermAtlas_Pustular psoriasis_-12.04.2023-60644796
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Condition:
Pustular Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Psoriasis vulgaris_full-body-male-posterior
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_Psoriasis vulgaris_full-body-male-posterior
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Pustular psoriasis_-12.04.2023-60644872 copy
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Condition:
Pustular Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Pustular psoriasis_-12.04.2023-60644872
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DermAtlas_Pustular psoriasis_-12.04.2023-60644872
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Condition:
Pustular Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Pustular psoriasis_2.04.2023-60644731
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Condition:
Pustular Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Rosacea and Seborrheic dermatitis_face-chin-down-12.11.2023-61069416
Seborrheic Dermatitis: In contrast to the confluent erythema and scaling seen in lighter skin tones, inflammation from seborrheic dermatitis often results in hypopigmentation of darker skin tones. Seborrheic dermatitis in darker skin tones can be differentiated from vitiligo given presence of scale and/or lack of fluorescence on Wood’s lamp examination.

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DermAtlas_Rosacea and Seborrheic dermatitis_face-chin-down-12.11.2023-61069416
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Condition:
Seborrheic Dermatitis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_tinea corporis_GW_upper-body-anterior-08.28.2023-55514467
Tinea Corporis: Compared to lighter skin tones, tinea corporis in darker tones presents with variable erythema and more central hyperpigmentation but retains the common presentation of the advancing scaly border.

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DermAtlas_tinea corporis_GW_upper-body-anterior-08.28.2023-55514467
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Condition:
Tinea Corporis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Rosacea and Seborrheic dermatitis_face-lateral-right-12.11.2023-61069381
Seborrheic Dermatitis: In contrast to the confluent erythema and scaling seen in lighter skin tones, inflammation from seborrheic dermatitis often results in hypopigmentation of darker skin tones. Seborrheic dermatitis in darker skin tones can be differentiated from vitiligo given presence of scale and/or lack of fluorescence on Wood’s lamp examination.

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DermAtlas_Rosacea and Seborrheic dermatitis_face-lateral-right-12.11.2023-61069381
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Condition:
Seborrheic Dermatitis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_JDD_0823_Ped_Psoriasis_trunk1
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_JDD_0823_Ped_Psoriasis_trunk1
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_JDD_M7531_0823_Ped_Psoriasis_Knee1
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_JDD_M7531_0823_Ped_Psoriasis_Knee1
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_JDD_M7531_Ped_Psoriasis_1
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_JDD_M7531_Ped_Psoriasis_1
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_JDD_M7531_Ped_Psoriasis_Leg1
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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DermAtlas_JDD_M7531_Ped_Psoriasis_Leg1
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Condition:
Psoriasis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_closeup_Lichen planus pigmentosus and frontal fibrosing alopecia_GW-5b
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DermAtlas_closeup_Lichen planus pigmentosus and frontal fibrosing alopecia_GW-5b
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Ctcl_GW_abdomen_full-anterior-09.18.2023-56567462
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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DermAtlas_Ctcl_GW_abdomen_full-anterior-09.18.2023-56567462
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Ctcl_GW_abdomen-anterior-09.18.2023-56567462
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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DermAtlas_Ctcl_GW_abdomen-anterior-09.18.2023-56567462
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Ctcl_GW_abdomen-posterior-09.18.2023-56567358
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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DermAtlas_Ctcl_GW_abdomen-posterior-09.18.2023-56567358
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Ctcl_GW_back-posterior-09.18.2023-56567358
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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DermAtlas_Ctcl_GW_back-posterior-09.18.2023-56567358
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Ctcl_GW_lower-extremity-anterior-oblique-left-09.18.2023-56567595
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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DermAtlas_Ctcl_GW_lower-extremity-anterior-oblique-left-09.18.2023-56567595
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Cutaneous T cell lymphoma _full-body-posterior-08.23.2023-55280156
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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DermAtlas_Cutaneous T cell lymphoma _full-body-posterior-08.23.2023-55280156
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus_GW1_forehead
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus_GW1_forehead
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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus_GW1_full
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus_GW1_full
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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus_GW2_closeupbottom
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus_GW2_closeupbottom
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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus_GW2_profile1
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus_GW2_profile1
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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus_GW2_profilecloseup
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus_GW2_profilecloseup
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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus_GW7
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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DermAtlas_Discoid lupus erythematosus_GW7
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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Discoid Lupus -01.22.2024-63014595
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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DermAtlas_Discoid Lupus -01.22.2024-63014595
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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_face-Lichen_Planus_pigmentation
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DermAtlas_face-Lichen_Planus_pigmentation
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Lichen planus pigmentosus and frontal fibrosing alopecia_GW_2b
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DermAtlas_Lichen planus pigmentosus and frontal fibrosing alopecia_GW_2b
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Lichen planus pigmentosus and frontal fibrosing alopecia_GW_3
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DermAtlas_Lichen planus pigmentosus and frontal fibrosing alopecia_GW_3
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Lichen planus pigmentosus and frontal fibrosing alopecia_GW_6
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DermAtlas_Lichen planus pigmentosus and frontal fibrosing alopecia_GW_6
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
Tags:
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DermAtlas_psoriasis_closeup-04.22.2024-68130816
Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Seborrheic Dermatitis: In contrast to the confluent erythema and scaling seen in lighter skin tones, inflammation from seborrheic dermatitis often results in hypopigmentation of darker skin tones. Seborrheic dermatitis in darker skin tones can be differentiated from vitiligo given presence of scale and/or lack of fluorescence on Wood’s lamp examination.

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Seborrheic Dermatitis: In contrast to the confluent erythema and scaling seen in lighter skin tones, inflammation from seborrheic dermatitis often results in hypopigmentation of darker skin tones. Seborrheic dermatitis in darker skin tones can be differentiated from vitiligo given presence of scale and/or lack of fluorescence on Wood’s lamp examination.

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Tinea Pedis: Tinea pedis is characterized by interdigital peeling, maceration, and fissuring mainly along the lateral toe clefts and extending to under the surface of toes. Erythema in the affected areas is more visible in lighter skin tones versus more violaceous to purple color in darker skin tones with superficial fine, silvery white scales. Infection can also involve the toenails.

More chronic tinea pedis may present with hyperkeratosis in a moccasin distribution, involving the medial and lateral sides of the soles. It can also present on the dorsal aspect of the foot with erythema and scales in lighter skin tones versus a violet or purple color along with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones.

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Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.
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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.
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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.
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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.
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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.
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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.
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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.
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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Seborrheic Dermatitis: In contrast to the confluent erythema and scaling seen in lighter skin tones, inflammation from seborrheic dermatitis often results in hypopigmentation of darker skin tones. Seborrheic dermatitis in darker skin tones can be differentiated from vitiligo given presence of scale and/or lack of fluorescence on Wood’s lamp examination.

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Seborrheic Dermatitis: In contrast to the confluent erythema and scaling seen in lighter skin tones, inflammation from seborrheic dermatitis often results in hypopigmentation of darker skin tones. Seborrheic dermatitis in darker skin tones can be differentiated from vitiligo given presence of scale and/or lack of fluorescence on Wood’s lamp examination.

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Seborrheic Dermatitis: In contrast to the confluent erythema and scaling seen in lighter skin tones, inflammation from seborrheic dermatitis often results in hypopigmentation of darker skin tones. Seborrheic dermatitis in darker skin tones can be differentiated from vitiligo given presence of scale and/or lack of fluorescence on Wood’s lamp examination.

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Seborrheic Dermatitis: In contrast to the confluent erythema and scaling seen in lighter skin tones, inflammation from seborrheic dermatitis often results in hypopigmentation of darker skin tones. Seborrheic dermatitis in darker skin tones can be differentiated from vitiligo given presence of scale and/or lack of fluorescence on Wood’s lamp examination.

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Seborrheic Dermatitis: In contrast to the confluent erythema and scaling seen in lighter skin tones, inflammation from seborrheic dermatitis often results in hypopigmentation of darker skin tones. Seborrheic dermatitis in darker skin tones can be differentiated from vitiligo given presence of scale and/or lack of fluorescence on Wood’s lamp examination.

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Pityriasis Rosea_Back_JDD.jpg
Pityriasis Rosea: Often pityriasis rosea is described as ovoid pink patches with fine scale overlying the trunk and extremities; however, when viewing a wide range of skin tones we can distinguish that this is not the case. As you can see these patches are not always pink—they can appear more hypo- or hyperpigmented.

It is important to note that central purpura can be observed more commonly in darker skin tones, also recognized as the rarer hemorrhagic variant.

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Pityriasis Rosea: Often pityriasis rosea is described as ovoid pink patches with fine scale overlying the trunk and extremities; however, when viewing a wide range of skin tones we can distinguish that this is not the case. As you can see these patches are not always pink—they can appear more hypo- or hyperpigmented.

It is important to note that central purpura can be observed more commonly in darker skin tones, also recognized as the rarer hemorrhagic variant.

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Pityriasis Rosea: Often pityriasis rosea is described as ovoid pink patches with fine scale overlying the trunk and extremities; however, when viewing a wide range of skin tones we can distinguish that this is not the case. As you can see these patches are not always pink—they can appear more hypo- or hyperpigmented.

It is important to note that central purpura can be observed more commonly in darker skin tones, also recognized as the rarer hemorrhagic variant.

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Pityriasis Rosea: Often pityriasis rosea is described as ovoid pink patches with fine scale overlying the trunk and extremities; however, when viewing a wide range of skin tones we can distinguish that this is not the case. As you can see these patches are not always pink—they can appear more hypo- or hyperpigmented.

It is important to note that central purpura can be observed more commonly in darker skin tones, also recognized as the rarer hemorrhagic variant.

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Pityriasis Rosea: Often pityriasis rosea is described as ovoid pink patches with fine scale overlying the trunk and extremities; however, when viewing a wide range of skin tones we can distinguish that this is not the case. As you can see these patches are not always pink—they can appear more hypo- or hyperpigmented.

It is important to note that central purpura can be observed more commonly in darker skin tones, also recognized as the rarer hemorrhagic variant.

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Pityriasis Rosea: Often pityriasis rosea is described as ovoid pink patches with fine scale overlying the trunk and extremities; however, when viewing a wide range of skin tones we can distinguish that this is not the case. As you can see these patches are not always pink—they can appear more hypo- or hyperpigmented.

It is important to note that central purpura can be observed more commonly in darker skin tones, also recognized as the rarer hemorrhagic variant.

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Pityriasis Rosea: Often pityriasis rosea is described as ovoid pink patches with fine scale overlying the trunk and extremities; however, when viewing a wide range of skin tones we can distinguish that this is not the case. As you can see these patches are not always pink—they can appear more hypo- or hyperpigmented.

It is important to note that central purpura can be observed more commonly in darker skin tones, also recognized as the rarer hemorrhagic variant.

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Pityriasis Rosea: Often pityriasis rosea is described as ovoid pink patches with fine scale overlying the trunk and extremities; however, when viewing a wide range of skin tones we can distinguish that this is not the case. As you can see these patches are not always pink—they can appear more hypo- or hyperpigmented.

It is important to note that central purpura can be observed more commonly in darker skin tones, also recognized as the rarer hemorrhagic variant.

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Pityriasis Rosea: Often pityriasis rosea is described as ovoid pink patches with fine scale overlying the trunk and extremities; however, when viewing a wide range of skin tones we can distinguish that this is not the case. As you can see these patches are not always pink—they can appear more hypo- or hyperpigmented.

It is important to note that central purpura can be observed more commonly in darker skin tones, also recognized as the rarer hemorrhagic variant.

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Pityriasis Rosea: Often pityriasis rosea is described as ovoid pink patches with fine scale overlying the trunk and extremities; however, when viewing a wide range of skin tones we can distinguish that this is not the case. As you can see these patches are not always pink—they can appear more hypo- or hyperpigmented.

It is important to note that central purpura can be observed more commonly in darker skin tones, also recognized as the rarer hemorrhagic variant.

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Secondary Syphilis: Across the full spectrum of skin tones, lesions of secondary syphilis can be differentiated from dyshidrosis by lack of involvement of interdigital surfaces. It also differs from tinea manuum by the lack of annular configuration, increased number of lesions, and smaller papular size of lesions with notable collarettes of scale.

Notice the presence of copper-colored papules with collarettes of scale or thick overlying scale on the feet and hands. This feature helps distinguish secondary syphilis from tinea pedis. In darker skin tones, lesions may appear more red to brown in color with dusky background erythema.

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Secondary Syphilis: Across the full spectrum of skin tones, lesions of secondary syphilis can be differentiated from dyshidrosis by lack of involvement of interdigital surfaces. It also differs from tinea manuum by the lack of annular configuration, increased number of lesions, and smaller papular size of lesions with notable collarettes of scale.

Notice the presence of copper-colored papules with collarettes of scale or thick overlying scale on the feet and hands. This feature helps distinguish secondary syphilis from tinea pedis. In darker skin tones, lesions may appear more red to brown in color with dusky background erythema.

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Secondary Syphilis: Across the full spectrum of skin tones, lesions of secondary syphilis can be differentiated from dyshidrosis by lack of involvement of interdigital surfaces. It also differs from tinea manuum by the lack of annular configuration, increased number of lesions, and smaller papular size of lesions with notable collarettes of scale.

Notice the presence of copper-colored papules with collarettes of scale or thick overlying scale on the feet and hands. This feature helps distinguish secondary syphilis from tinea pedis. In darker skin tones, lesions may appear more red to brown in color with dusky background erythema.

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Condition:
Secondary Syphilis
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Unclassified
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Secondary Syphilis: Across the full spectrum of skin tones, lesions of secondary syphilis can be differentiated from dyshidrosis by lack of involvement of interdigital surfaces. It also differs from tinea manuum by the lack of annular configuration, increased number of lesions, and smaller papular size of lesions with notable collarettes of scale.

Notice the presence of copper-colored papules with collarettes of scale or thick overlying scale on the feet and hands. This feature helps distinguish secondary syphilis from tinea pedis. In darker skin tones, lesions may appear more red to brown in color with dusky background erythema.

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Condition:
Secondary Syphilis
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Unclassified
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Secondary Syphilis: Across the full spectrum of skin tones, lesions of secondary syphilis can be differentiated from dyshidrosis by lack of involvement of interdigital surfaces. It also differs from tinea manuum by the lack of annular configuration, increased number of lesions, and smaller papular size of lesions with notable collarettes of scale.

Notice the presence of copper-colored papules with collarettes of scale or thick overlying scale on the feet and hands. This feature helps distinguish secondary syphilis from tinea pedis. In darker skin tones, lesions may appear more red to brown in color with dusky background erythema.

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Condition:
Secondary Syphilis
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Unclassified
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Secondary Syphilis: Across the full spectrum of skin tones, lesions of secondary syphilis can be differentiated from dyshidrosis by lack of involvement of interdigital surfaces. It also differs from tinea manuum by the lack of annular configuration, increased number of lesions, and smaller papular size of lesions with notable collarettes of scale.

Notice the presence of copper-colored papules with collarettes of scale or thick overlying scale on the feet and hands. This feature helps distinguish secondary syphilis from tinea pedis. In darker skin tones, lesions may appear more red to brown in color with dusky background erythema.

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Condition:
Secondary Syphilis
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Unclassified
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Secondary Syphilis: Across the full spectrum of skin tones, lesions of secondary syphilis can be differentiated from dyshidrosis by lack of involvement of interdigital surfaces. It also differs from tinea manuum by the lack of annular configuration, increased number of lesions, and smaller papular size of lesions with notable collarettes of scale.

Notice the presence of copper-colored papules with collarettes of scale or thick overlying scale on the feet and hands. This feature helps distinguish secondary syphilis from tinea pedis. In darker skin tones, lesions may appear more red to brown in color with dusky background erythema.

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Condition:
Secondary Syphilis
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Unclassified
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Tinea Corporis: Compared to lighter skin tones, tinea corporis in darker tones presents with variable erythema and more central hyperpigmentation but retains the common presentation of the advancing scaly border.

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Condition:
Tinea Corporis
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Unclassified
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Tinea Corporis: Compared to lighter skin tones, tinea corporis in darker tones presents with variable erythema and more central hyperpigmentation but retains the common presentation of the advancing scaly border.

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Condition:
Tinea Corporis
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Unclassified
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Tinea Corporis: Compared to lighter skin tones, tinea corporis in darker tones presents with variable erythema and more central hyperpigmentation but retains the common presentation of the advancing scaly border.

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Condition:
Tinea Corporis
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Unclassified
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Tinea Corporis: Compared to lighter skin tones, tinea corporis in darker tones presents with variable erythema and more central hyperpigmentation but retains the common presentation of the advancing scaly border.

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Condition:
Tinea Corporis
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Unclassified
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Tinea Corporis: Compared to lighter skin tones, tinea corporis in darker tones presents with variable erythema and more central hyperpigmentation but retains the common presentation of the advancing scaly border.

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Condition:
Tinea Corporis
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Unclassified
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Tinea Versicolor: Tinea versicolor presents with well-defined hyperpigmented, hypopigmented, or erythematous patches or thin plaques with fine scale. In dark skin tones, patches of tinea versicolor may either appear as dark brown hyperpigmentation or well demarcated pale hypopigmentation with fine scaling, highlighting the need to perform a potassium hydroxide prep to confirm the diagnosis.

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Condition:
Tinea Versicolor
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Unclassified
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Tinea Versicolor: Tinea versicolor presents with well-defined hyperpigmented, hypopigmented, or erythematous patches or thin plaques with fine scale. In dark skin tones, patches of tinea versicolor may either appear as dark brown hyperpigmentation or well demarcated pale hypopigmentation with fine scaling, highlighting the need to perform a potassium hydroxide prep to confirm the diagnosis.

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Condition:
Tinea Versicolor
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Unclassified
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Tinea Versicolor: Tinea versicolor presents with well-defined hyperpigmented, hypopigmented, or erythematous patches or thin plaques with fine scale. In dark skin tones, patches of tinea versicolor may either appear as dark brown hyperpigmentation or well demarcated pale hypopigmentation with fine scaling, highlighting the need to perform a potassium hydroxide prep to confirm the diagnosis.

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Condition:
Tinea Versicolor
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Unclassified
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Tinea Versicolor: Tinea versicolor presents with well-defined hyperpigmented, hypopigmented, or erythematous patches or thin plaques with fine scale. In dark skin tones, patches of tinea versicolor may either appear as dark brown hyperpigmentation or well demarcated pale hypopigmentation with fine scaling, highlighting the need to perform a potassium hydroxide prep to confirm the diagnosis.

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Condition:
Tinea Versicolor
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Unclassified
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Tinea Versicolor: Tinea versicolor presents with well-defined hyperpigmented, hypopigmented, or erythematous patches or thin plaques with fine scale. In dark skin tones, patches of tinea versicolor may either appear as dark brown hyperpigmentation or well demarcated pale hypopigmentation with fine scaling, highlighting the need to perform a potassium hydroxide prep to confirm the diagnosis.

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Condition:
Tinea Versicolor
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Unclassified
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Tinea Versicolor: Tinea versicolor presents with well-defined hyperpigmented, hypopigmented, or erythematous patches or thin plaques with fine scale. In dark skin tones, patches of tinea versicolor may either appear as dark brown hyperpigmentation or well demarcated pale hypopigmentation with fine scaling, highlighting the need to perform a potassium hydroxide prep to confirm the diagnosis.

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Condition:
Tinea Versicolor
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Unclassified
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Tinea Versicolor: Tinea versicolor presents with well-defined hyperpigmented, hypopigmented, or erythematous patches or thin plaques with fine scale. In dark skin tones, patches of tinea versicolor may either appear as dark brown hyperpigmentation or well demarcated pale hypopigmentation with fine scaling, highlighting the need to perform a potassium hydroxide prep to confirm the diagnosis.

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Condition:
Tinea Versicolor
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Unclassified
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Tinea Versicolor: Tinea versicolor presents with well-defined hyperpigmented, hypopigmented, or erythematous patches or thin plaques with fine scale. In dark skin tones, patches of tinea versicolor may either appear as dark brown hyperpigmentation or well demarcated pale hypopigmentation with fine scaling, highlighting the need to perform a potassium hydroxide prep to confirm the diagnosis.

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Condition:
Tinea Versicolor
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Unclassified
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Tinea Versicolor: Tinea versicolor presents with well-defined hyperpigmented, hypopigmented, or erythematous patches or thin plaques with fine scale. In dark skin tones, patches of tinea versicolor may either appear as dark brown hyperpigmentation or well demarcated pale hypopigmentation with fine scaling, highlighting the need to perform a potassium hydroxide prep to confirm the diagnosis.

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Condition:
Tinea Versicolor
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Unclassified
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Tinea Versicolor: Tinea versicolor presents with well-defined hyperpigmented, hypopigmented, or erythematous patches or thin plaques with fine scale. In dark skin tones, patches of tinea versicolor may either appear as dark brown hyperpigmentation or well demarcated pale hypopigmentation with fine scaling, highlighting the need to perform a potassium hydroxide prep to confirm the diagnosis.

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Condition:
Tinea Versicolor
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Unclassified
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Tinea Versicolor: Tinea versicolor presents with well-defined hyperpigmented, hypopigmented, or erythematous patches or thin plaques with fine scale. In dark skin tones, patches of tinea versicolor may either appear as dark brown hyperpigmentation or well demarcated pale hypopigmentation with fine scaling, highlighting the need to perform a potassium hydroxide prep to confirm the diagnosis.

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Condition:
Tinea Versicolor
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Unclassified
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Tinea Pedis: Tinea pedis is characterized by interdigital peeling, maceration, and fissuring mainly along the lateral toe clefts and extending to under the surface of toes. Erythema in the affected areas is more visible in lighter skin tones versus more violaceous to purple color in darker skin tones with superficial fine, silvery white scales. Infection can also involve the toenails.

More chronic tinea pedis may present with hyperkeratosis in a moccasin distribution, involving the medial and lateral sides of the soles. It can also present on the dorsal aspect of the foot with erythema and scales in lighter skin tones versus a violet or purple color along with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones.

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Condition:
Tinea Pedis
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Unclassified
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Tinea Pedis: Tinea pedis is characterized by interdigital peeling, maceration, and fissuring mainly along the lateral toe clefts and extending to under the surface of toes. Erythema in the affected areas is more visible in lighter skin tones versus more violaceous to purple color in darker skin tones with superficial fine, silvery white scales. Infection can also involve the toenails.

More chronic tinea pedis may present with hyperkeratosis in a moccasin distribution, involving the medial and lateral sides of the soles. It can also present on the dorsal aspect of the foot with erythema and scales in lighter skin tones versus a violet or purple color along with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones.

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Condition:
Tinea Pedis
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Tinea Pedis: Tinea pedis is characterized by interdigital peeling, maceration, and fissuring mainly along the lateral toe clefts and extending to under the surface of toes. Erythema in the affected areas is more visible in lighter skin tones versus more violaceous to purple color in darker skin tones with superficial fine, silvery white scales. Infection can also involve the toenails.

More chronic tinea pedis may present with hyperkeratosis in a moccasin distribution, involving the medial and lateral sides of the soles. It can also present on the dorsal aspect of the foot with erythema and scales in lighter skin tones versus a violet or purple color along with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones.

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Condition:
Tinea Pedis
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Unclassified
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Tinea Pedis: Tinea pedis is characterized by interdigital peeling, maceration, and fissuring mainly along the lateral toe clefts and extending to under the surface of toes. Erythema in the affected areas is more visible in lighter skin tones versus more violaceous to purple color in darker skin tones with superficial fine, silvery white scales. Infection can also involve the toenails.

More chronic tinea pedis may present with hyperkeratosis in a moccasin distribution, involving the medial and lateral sides of the soles. It can also present on the dorsal aspect of the foot with erythema and scales in lighter skin tones versus a violet or purple color along with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones.

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Condition:
Tinea Pedis
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Tinea Pedis: Tinea pedis is characterized by interdigital peeling, maceration, and fissuring mainly along the lateral toe clefts and extending to under the surface of toes. Erythema in the affected areas is more visible in lighter skin tones versus more violaceous to purple color in darker skin tones with superficial fine, silvery white scales. Infection can also involve the toenails.

More chronic tinea pedis may present with hyperkeratosis in a moccasin distribution, involving the medial and lateral sides of the soles. It can also present on the dorsal aspect of the foot with erythema and scales in lighter skin tones versus a violet or purple color along with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones.

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Condition:
Tinea Pedis
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Unclassified
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Tinea Pedis: Tinea pedis is characterized by interdigital peeling, maceration, and fissuring mainly along the lateral toe clefts and extending to under the surface of toes. Erythema in the affected areas is more visible in lighter skin tones versus more violaceous to purple color in darker skin tones with superficial fine, silvery white scales. Infection can also involve the toenails.

More chronic tinea pedis may present with hyperkeratosis in a moccasin distribution, involving the medial and lateral sides of the soles. It can also present on the dorsal aspect of the foot with erythema and scales in lighter skin tones versus a violet or purple color along with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones.

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Condition:
Tinea Pedis
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Tinea Pedis: Tinea pedis is characterized by interdigital peeling, maceration, and fissuring mainly along the lateral toe clefts and extending to under the surface of toes. Erythema in the affected areas is more visible in lighter skin tones versus more violaceous to purple color in darker skin tones with superficial fine, silvery white scales. Infection can also involve the toenails.

More chronic tinea pedis may present with hyperkeratosis in a moccasin distribution, involving the medial and lateral sides of the soles. It can also present on the dorsal aspect of the foot with erythema and scales in lighter skin tones versus a violet or purple color along with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones.

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Condition:
Tinea Pedis
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Unclassified
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Tinea Pedis: Tinea pedis is characterized by interdigital peeling, maceration, and fissuring mainly along the lateral toe clefts and extending to under the surface of toes. Erythema in the affected areas is more visible in lighter skin tones versus more violaceous to purple color in darker skin tones with superficial fine, silvery white scales. Infection can also involve the toenails.

More chronic tinea pedis may present with hyperkeratosis in a moccasin distribution, involving the medial and lateral sides of the soles. It can also present on the dorsal aspect of the foot with erythema and scales in lighter skin tones versus a violet or purple color along with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones.

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Condition:
Tinea Pedis
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Unclassified
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Tinea Pedis: Tinea pedis is characterized by interdigital peeling, maceration, and fissuring mainly along the lateral toe clefts and extending to under the surface of toes. Erythema in the affected areas is more visible in lighter skin tones versus more violaceous to purple color in darker skin tones with superficial fine, silvery white scales. Infection can also involve the toenails.

More chronic tinea pedis may present with hyperkeratosis in a moccasin distribution, involving the medial and lateral sides of the soles. It can also present on the dorsal aspect of the foot with erythema and scales in lighter skin tones versus a violet or purple color along with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones.

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Condition:
Tinea Pedis
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Tinea Pedis: Tinea pedis is characterized by interdigital peeling, maceration, and fissuring mainly along the lateral toe clefts and extending to under the surface of toes. Erythema in the affected areas is more visible in lighter skin tones versus more violaceous to purple color in darker skin tones with superficial fine, silvery white scales. Infection can also involve the toenails.

More chronic tinea pedis may present with hyperkeratosis in a moccasin distribution, involving the medial and lateral sides of the soles. It can also present on the dorsal aspect of the foot with erythema and scales in lighter skin tones versus a violet or purple color along with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones.

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Condition:
Tinea Pedis
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Unclassified
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Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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Condition:
Lichen Planus
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Unclassified
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Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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Condition:
Lichen Planus
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Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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Condition:
Lichen Planus
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Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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Condition:
Lichen Planus
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Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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Condition:
Lichen Planus
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Unclassified
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Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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Condition:
Lichen Planus
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Unclassified
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Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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Condition:
Lichen Planus
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Unclassified
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Psoriasis: The erythema of psoriasis can be striking within the spectrum of skin tones as it ranges from a salmon and deep reddish hue to a conspicuous violaceous color with areas of hypo- and hyperpigmentation. While you view the psoriasis collections, note the perilesional hyperpigmentation in some psoriatic plaques on darker tones.

The Woronoff Ring can be appreciated on lighter skin tones, but it is not as common as skin tones deepen. Also note that plaques can be so hyperkeratotic, doing justice to the term ostracious, that it is hard to unmask the color of the plaque, especially as skin tones darken in color.

Chronic or treated psoriasis can present without the silvery scales typical of psoriasis in all skin tones. In darker skin tones we can appreciate more of the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from healed psoriatic lesions.

For patients with darker skin tones, it is important to consider other conditions like hypertrophic lichen planus, chronic eczematous plaques, and discoid lupus plaques. When cutaneous lesions become more violaceous a lichenoid eruption can be considered.

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Condition:
Psoriasis
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Unclassified
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Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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Condition:
Lichen Planus
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Unclassified
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Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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Condition:
Lichen Planus
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Unclassified
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Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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Condition:
Lichen Planus
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Unclassified
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Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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Condition:
Lichen Planus
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Unclassified
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Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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Condition:
Lichen Planus
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Unclassified
Lichen_Planus_Tattoo_C.jpg
Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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Condition:
Lichen Planus
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Unclassified
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Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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Condition:
Lichen Planus
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Unclassified
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Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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Condition:
Lichen Planus
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Unclassified
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Lichen Planus: It is important to note that often new papules and plaques on the body are violaceous. However, lichen planus appears to be yellow-brown on the hands and soles. Also notice the distinct silvery-white sheen of lichen planus on the darker skin tones.

Note how these lichen planus lesions showcase the classical feature of rough scaly patches and the color change of post-inflammatory macules. The distribution varies and may be scattered, clustered, annular, actinic, and linear.

It can take lichen planus months to resolve and will leave gray to brown post-inflammatory macules. It is important to inform the patient that this could take months or longer to fade. Also note the isomorphic response within the two tattoo images shown here.

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Condition:
Lichen Planus
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Unclassified
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Lichen Striatus: Lichen striatus presents as a linear or curvilinear slightly scaly papules that coalesce into a plaque. The color of these papules can be diverse from skin-colored or slightly pink in lighter skin tones to purple or white in darker complexions. Usually they follow the lines of Blaschko. When the lesions resolve they can leave hypo- or hyperpigmentation. Other linear conditions should be considered such as linear lichen planus, linear psoriasis, or inflammatory linear verrucous epidermal nevus.

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Condition:
Lichen Striatus
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Lichen Striatus: Lichen striatus presents as a linear or curvilinear slightly scaly papules that coalesce into a plaque. The color of these papules can be diverse from skin-colored or slightly pink in lighter skin tones to purple or white in darker complexions. Usually they follow the lines of Blaschko. When the lesions resolve they can leave hypo- or hyperpigmentation. Other linear conditions should be considered such as linear lichen planus, linear psoriasis, or inflammatory linear verrucous epidermal nevus.

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Condition:
Lichen Striatus
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Lichen Striatus: Lichen striatus presents as a linear or curvilinear slightly scaly papules that coalesce into a plaque. The color of these papules can be diverse from skin-colored or slightly pink in lighter skin tones to purple or white in darker complexions. Usually they follow the lines of Blaschko. When the lesions resolve they can leave hypo- or hyperpigmentation. Other linear conditions should be considered such as linear lichen planus, linear psoriasis, or inflammatory linear verrucous epidermal nevus.

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Condition:
Lichen Striatus
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Lichen Striatus: Lichen striatus presents as a linear or curvilinear slightly scaly papules that coalesce into a plaque. The color of these papules can be diverse from skin-colored or slightly pink in lighter skin tones to purple or white in darker complexions. Usually they follow the lines of Blaschko. When the lesions resolve they can leave hypo- or hyperpigmentation. Other linear conditions should be considered such as linear lichen planus, linear psoriasis, or inflammatory linear verrucous epidermal nevus.

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Condition:
Lichen Striatus
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Unclassified
Severe Discoid Lupus Erythematosus.jpg
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
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Unclassified
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Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
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Unclassified
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Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
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Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
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Unclassified
Cutaneous_Lupus_Discoid_C_1.jpg
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
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Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
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CutaneousLupus_DLE_E.jpg
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
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Cutaneous_Lupus_Discoid_B_3.jpg
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
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Cutaneous_Lupus_Discoid_C_2.jpg
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
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Unclassified
Discoid_Lupus_c_.jpg
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
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Unclassified
Cutaneous_Lupus_Discoid_D_1.jpg
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
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Unclassified
Cutaneous_Lupus_DiscoidSLE_.jpg
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
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Unclassified
Discoid_Lupus_Erythematosus type C scalp.jpg
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
Discoid_Lupus_Erythematosus_scalp type d.jpg
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
Discoid_Lupus_Erythematosus type E scalp.jpg
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
Discoid_Lupus_Erythematosus_E.jpg
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
Discoid_Lupus_Erythematosus type C scalp_closeup.jpg
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Discoid_Lupus_Erythematosus type C scalp_closeup.jpg
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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
Discoid_Lupus_Erythematosus type E scalp_closeup.jpg
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Discoid_Lupus_Erythematosus type E scalp_closeup.jpg
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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
Discoid_Lupus_Erythematosus_E_closeup.jpg
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus: Look for atrophic pink in lighter skin tones (lighter skin) to violaceous plaques with adherent scale in active lesions, commonly found in sun exposed areas. In inactive lesions, look for atrophic plaques with central depigmentation (more notable in darker skin) and peripheral hyperpigmentation.

A marker of discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is follicular keratosis plugs, which are noted when the scale is removed.

The disk-like plaques of DLE are not only found on the face and ears, but also on the scalp, as seen here. It may cause scarring, pigment changes, and hair loss.

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Discoid_Lupus_Erythematosus_E_closeup.jpg
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Condition:
Discoid Lupus Erythematosus
Tags:
Unclassified
Cutaneous_tcell_lymphoma_B_face1.jpg
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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Cutaneous_tcell_lymphoma_B_face1.jpg
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
Cutaneous_tcell_lymphoma_D_face.jpg
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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Cutaneous_tcell_lymphoma_D_face.jpg
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
Cutaneous_tcell_lymphoma_E_face1.jpg
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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Cutaneous_tcell_lymphoma_E_face1.jpg
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
CTCL_B_Chest.jpg
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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CTCL_B_Chest.jpg
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
CTCL_A_Mycosis Fungoides_Back.jpg
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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CTCL_A_Mycosis Fungoides_Back.jpg
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
CTCL_C_Chest.jpg
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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CTCL_C_Chest.jpg
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
CTCL_C_back.jpg
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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CTCL_C_back.jpg
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
CTCL_E_Chest.jpg
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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CTCL_E_Chest.jpg
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
CTCL_D_Back.jpg
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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CTCL_D_Back.jpg
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
CTCL_B_Chest_Closeup.jpg
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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CTCL_B_Chest_Closeup.jpg
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
CTCL_C_back_closeup.jpg
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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CTCL_C_back_closeup.jpg
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
CTCL_D_Back_Closeup.jpg
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma: This collection of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) images displays a wide range of appearances which can vary based on skin tone. Notice the more violaceous or hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones opposed to the reds in lighter skin tones.

Take note of how CTCL can appear more eczematous in nature with scaly plaques or firmer papules and nodules in darker skin tones.

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CTCL_D_Back_Closeup.jpg
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Condition:
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma
Tags:
Unclassified
AcanthosisNigricans_B_Neck.jpg
Acanthosis Nigricans: Note the thick velvety hyperkeratosis present in all cases. This collection of images depicts the neck, but note that acanthosis nigricans can cause discoloration in additional body folds and creases including the axillary and groin.

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AcanthosisNigricans_B_Neck.jpg
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Condition:
Acanthosis Nigricans
Tags:
Unclassified
Acanthosis_Nigricans_B_Neck2.jpg
Acanthosis Nigricans: Note the thick velvety hyperkeratosis present in all cases. This collection of images depicts the neck, but note that acanthosis nigricans can cause discoloration in additional body folds and creases including the axillary and groin.

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Acanthosis_Nigricans_B_Neck2.jpg
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Condition:
Acanthosis Nigricans
Tags:
Unclassified
Acanthosis Nigricans_D_Neck.jpg
Acanthosis Nigricans: Note the thick velvety hyperkeratosis present in all cases. This collection of images depicts the neck, but note that acanthosis nigricans can cause discoloration in additional body folds and creases including the axillary and groin.

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Acanthosis Nigricans_D_Neck.jpg
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Condition:
Acanthosis Nigricans
Tags:
Unclassified
Nigricans_Back_E.jpg
Acanthosis Nigricans: Note the thick velvety hyperkeratosis present in all cases. This collection of images depicts the neck, but note that acanthosis nigricans can cause discoloration in additional body folds and creases including the axillary and groin.

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Nigricans_Back_E.jpg
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Condition:
Acanthosis Nigricans
Tags:
Unclassified
CARP_C_BENESH.jpg
Confluent and Reticulated Papillomatosis: This collection of images clearly illustrates the peripheral net-like configuration of confluent and reticulated papillomatosis (CARP) patches or plaques. Note that CARP is most commonly found on the trunk, neck, and axillae.

It is no surprise that CARP is often mistaken for acanthosis nigricans, given the sometimes velvety texture, or tinea versicolor due to its similar morphology and anatomical distribution. It is important to note endocrine comorbidities and the absence of fungal elements on KOH prep tests when diagnosing.

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CARP_C_BENESH.jpg
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Condition:
Confluent and Reticulated Papillomatosis
Tags:
Unclassified
CARP_B_61512 .jpg
Confluent and Reticulated Papillomatosis: This collection of images clearly illustrates the peripheral net-like configuration of confluent and reticulated papillomatosis (CARP) patches or plaques. Note that CARP is most commonly found on the trunk, neck, and axillae.

It is no surprise that CARP is often mistaken for acanthosis nigricans, given the sometimes velvety texture, or tinea versicolor due to its similar morphology and anatomical distribution. It is important to note endocrine comorbidities and the absence of fungal elements on KOH prep tests when diagnosing.

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CARP_B_61512 .jpg
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Condition:
Confluent and Reticulated Papillomatosis
Tags:
Unclassified
CARP_E_Chest.jpg
Confluent and Reticulated Papillomatosis: This collection of images clearly illustrates the peripheral net-like configuration of confluent and reticulated papillomatosis (CARP) patches or plaques. Note that CARP is most commonly found on the trunk, neck, and axillae.

It is no surprise that CARP is often mistaken for acanthosis nigricans, given the sometimes velvety texture, or tinea versicolor due to its similar morphology and anatomical distribution. It is important to note endocrine comorbidities and the absence of fungal elements on KOH prep tests when diagnosing.

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CARP_E_Chest.jpg
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Condition:
Confluent and Reticulated Papillomatosis
Tags:
Unclassified
CARP_C_Benesh_2.jpg
Confluent and Reticulated Papillomatosis: This collection of images clearly illustrates the peripheral net-like configuration of confluent and reticulated papillomatosis (CARP) patches or plaques. Note that CARP is most commonly found on the trunk, neck, and axillae.

It is no surprise that CARP is often mistaken for acanthosis nigricans, given the sometimes velvety texture, or tinea versicolor due to its similar morphology and anatomical distribution. It is important to note endocrine comorbidities and the absence of fungal elements on KOH prep tests when diagnosing.

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CARP_C_Benesh_2.jpg
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Condition:
Confluent and Reticulated Papillomatosis
Tags:
Unclassified
CARP_E_Ezekwe_Neck.jpg
Confluent and Reticulated Papillomatosis: This collection of images clearly illustrates the peripheral net-like configuration of confluent and reticulated papillomatosis (CARP) patches or plaques. Note that CARP is most commonly found on the trunk, neck, and axillae.

It is no surprise that CARP is often mistaken for acanthosis nigricans, given the sometimes velvety texture, or tinea versicolor due to its similar morphology and anatomical distribution. It is important to note endocrine comorbidities and the absence of fungal elements on KOH prep tests when diagnosing.

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CARP_E_Ezekwe_Neck.jpg
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Condition:
Confluent and Reticulated Papillomatosis
Tags:
Unclassified
CARP_E_Ezekw_Backe.jpg
Confluent and Reticulated Papillomatosis: This collection of images clearly illustrates the peripheral net-like configuration of confluent and reticulated papillomatosis (CARP) patches or plaques. Note that CARP is most commonly found on the trunk, neck, and axillae.

It is no surprise that CARP is often mistaken for acanthosis nigricans, given the sometimes velvety texture, or tinea versicolor due to its similar morphology and anatomical distribution. It is important to note endocrine comorbidities and the absence of fungal elements on KOH prep tests when diagnosing.

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CARP_E_Ezekw_Backe.jpg
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Condition:
Confluent and Reticulated Papillomatosis
Tags:
Unclassified
CARP_E_Back.jpg
Confluent and Reticulated Papillomatosis: This collection of images clearly illustrates the peripheral net-like configuration of confluent and reticulated papillomatosis (CARP) patches or plaques. Note that CARP is most commonly found on the trunk, neck, and axillae.

It is no surprise that CARP is often mistaken for acanthosis nigricans, given the sometimes velvety texture, or tinea versicolor due to its similar morphology and anatomical distribution. It is important to note endocrine comorbidities and the absence of fungal elements on KOH prep tests when diagnosing.

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CARP_E_Back.jpg
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Condition:
Confluent and Reticulated Papillomatosis
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Unclassified
Pityriasis rubra pilaris 1_face_Friedman.jpg
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Pityriasis rubra pilaris 1_face_Friedman.jpg
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Condition:
Pityriasis Rubra Pilaris
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Unclassified
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Pityriasis rubra pilaris 2_trunkFriedman.jpg
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Condition:
Pityriasis Rubra Pilaris
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Unclassified
Pityriasis rubra pilaris 3_Friedman_.jpg
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Pityriasis rubra pilaris 3_Friedman_.jpg
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Condition:
Pityriasis Rubra Pilaris
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Unclassified
Pityriasis rubra pilaris 4_Friedman_.jpg
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Pityriasis rubra pilaris 4_Friedman_.jpg
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Condition:
Pityriasis Rubra Pilaris
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Unclassified
Lichen_Planus_Pigmentosus_c_eyes2.jpg
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Lichen_Planus_Pigmentosus_c_eyes2.jpg
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
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Unclassified
Lichen_Planus_Pigmentosus_c_eyes2_closeup.jpg
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Condition:
Lichen Planus Pigmentosus
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Unclassified
Molluscum type a_Friedman.jpg
Molluscum: Molluscum can be identified in all skin tones by their smooth, dome-shaped appearance, tendency to form in clusters, and central umbilication, which helps to differentiate them from verruca. In darker tones, the presence of erythema may not be as pronounced and post-inflammatory changes, such as hypopigmentation or hyperpigmentation, are often more prominent findings.

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Condition:
Molluscum
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Unclassified
Molluscum type b _FriedmanTrunk.jpg
Molluscum: Molluscum can be identified in all skin tones by their smooth, dome-shaped appearance, tendency to form in clusters, and central umbilication, which helps to differentiate them from verruca. In darker tones, the presence of erythema may not be as pronounced and post-inflammatory changes, such as hypopigmentation or hyperpigmentation, are often more prominent findings.

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Molluscum type b _FriedmanTrunk.jpg
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Condition:
Molluscum
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Unclassified
Molluscum type c_Friedman_forehead .jpg
Molluscum: Molluscum can be identified in all skin tones by their smooth, dome-shaped appearance, tendency to form in clusters, and central umbilication, which helps to differentiate them from verruca. In darker tones, the presence of erythema may not be as pronounced and post-inflammatory changes, such as hypopigmentation or hyperpigmentation, are often more prominent findings.

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Molluscum type c_Friedman_forehead .jpg
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Condition:
Molluscum
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Molluscum_forehead11_D.jpg
Molluscum: Molluscum can be identified in all skin tones by their smooth, dome-shaped appearance, tendency to form in clusters, and central umbilication, which helps to differentiate them from verruca. In darker tones, the presence of erythema may not be as pronounced and post-inflammatory changes, such as hypopigmentation or hyperpigmentation, are often more prominent findings.

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Molluscum_forehead11_D.jpg
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Condition:
Molluscum
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Unclassified
Molluscum_face_1D.jpg
Molluscum: Molluscum can be identified in all skin tones by their smooth, dome-shaped appearance, tendency to form in clusters, and central umbilication, which helps to differentiate them from verruca. In darker tones, the presence of erythema may not be as pronounced and post-inflammatory changes, such as hypopigmentation or hyperpigmentation, are often more prominent findings.

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Molluscum_face_1D.jpg
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Condition:
Molluscum
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Unclassified
Tinea Cruris_A_Thigh.jpg
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Tinea Cruris_A_Thigh.jpg
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Condition:
Tinea Cruris
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Unclassified
Tinea Cruris_A_Thighcloseup.jpg
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Tinea Cruris_A_Thighcloseup.jpg
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Condition:
Tinea Cruris
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Unclassified
Verruca_A_digit6.jpg
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Verruca_A_digit6.jpg
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Condition:
Verruca
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Unclassified
Verruca_A_hand3.jpg
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Verruca_A_hand3.jpg
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Condition:
Verruca
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Unclassified
Verruca_digit1_E.jpg
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Condition:
Verruca
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Unclassified
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