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Dec 19, 2022 3 tweets 2 min read Read on X
45 yr F
Thick irregular hyperpigmented patches on both sides of face
Asymptomatic
>5yrs duration

Dx & Management?

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Facial AN

Brown-to-black macular pigmentation with blurred ill-defined margins, found on the zygomatic and malar areas
With varying degrees of textural change
AN neck+
Obesity +
Friction & exposure to sunlight contributes to the accentuation of FAN
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Dx ?
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Local adverse effects of topical corticosteroid use

On detailed history taking and careful examination it was found out
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The development/ exacerbation of dermatoses of the face
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H/O burn
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Hypertrophic Scar HTS

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Keloids
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HTS
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QuizTime 10

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Slight itchy/mostly asymptomatic lesions
Scaling+/-
Present on face back chest
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Dx ?
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Chronic Cutaneous Lupus Erythematosus/Classic DLE

Begin as red-purple macules, papules, or small plaques Rapidly develop a hyperkeratotic surface
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32 yr F
Hyperpigmented lesion on lip
2wks duration
Initially burning
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Dx?
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As a result of systemic exposure to a drug
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25 yr F
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Rough surface
>3 months duration
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Photograph of upper back

Dx ? Image
Tinea corporis

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Itchy & scaly +
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