Sclerotic patch
This 35 year old Asian male patient presented with this unilateral hyperpigmented sclerotic patch over the face for 20 years. What is your diagnosis?
Labels: Hyperpigmentation, Sclerosis
posted by Bell | 10:19 PM. Read Comments
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Thursday, August 02, 2007
This 35 year old Asian male patient presented with this unilateral hyperpigmented sclerotic patch over the face for 20 years. What is your diagnosis?
2 Comments:
Dear Dr. Bell,
You should have posted 1-2 more photos with front view and with lat view showing upper level of lesions.To me lesions are raised hypopigmented(not hyper) papules and plaques + some koenner.There are islands of normal skin in between. Frankly speaking I could not diagnose it. Just a chance- can it be confluence of verruca plana.Are you planning biopsy?
Kiran Nabar
Read it as koebner
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