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Facial discoid dermatosis
Well-defined hypopigmented macules in facial discoid dermatosis in skin of colour

Facial discoid dermatosis

Well-defined hypopigmented macules in facial discoid dermatosis in skin of colour  (FDD-patient1)


Keywords: Cheek, Child, Face, Fine scale, Pink-orange macules, Skin of colour, Well-circumscribed scaly patches



What is facial discoid dermatosis?

Facial discoid dermatosis (FDD) is a rare dermatosis that presents as discrete and persistent pink-orange papulosquamous lesions isolated to the face.

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