efficacy. These lesions are rarely selflimiting, and recurrences are common. We describe a 25-year-old woman with no relevant history who consulted for asymptomatic, flesh-colored papules of 1-2 mm, distributed on the anterior area of the neck and neckline (Figure 1). The symptoms started 10 years earlier on the lower eyelids, gradually spreading to the abdomen, neck, and neckline, with outbrea...

We report two cases of lichen planus pigmentosus (LPP) that developed in a unilateral linear pattern. The patients presented with unilateral linear brown macules on the extremities. Skin biopsy showed orthokeratosis, basal hydropic degeneration with scarce lymphohistiocytic infiltrates, and numerous melanophages in both patients. These patients, to the best of our knowledge, are the first cases...

Fractional resurfacing may be used in the management of melasma, striae/stretch marks, acne scars, pearly penile papule, syringoma, burn scar, verrucous epidermal naevus and skin tightening. In 20-30% of the patients with melasma, fractional resurfacing may not be effective or may even cause an exacerbation. Treatment effects may also be temporary. When compared with traditional carbon dioxide ...

Cutaneous appendageal tumors are a large diverse group of tumors that are commonly classified according to their state of appendageal differentiationeccrine, apocrine, follicular and sebaceous. Most appendageal tumors are relatively uncommonly encountered in routine clinical practice. Though some of the appendageal tumors (e.g. syringoma, nevus sebaceous) can be diagnosed clinically with ease b...