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Lichen planopilaris
Dermoscopic image of Graham-Little syndrome on the forearm showing yellow dots denoting non cicatricial alopecia

Lichen planopilaris

Dermoscopic image of Graham-Little syndrome on the forearm showing yellow dots denoting non cicatricial alopecia  (LPP-patient2)


Keywords: Alopecia, Arm, Cicatricial alopecia, Dermoscopy, Graham-little syndrome, Hair, Hair loss, Inflammatory scarring hair loss, Scarring alopecia, Skin of colour, Trichoscopy, Yellow dots



What is lichen planopilaris?

Lichen planopilaris is an uncommon inflammatory condition that can lead to permanent hair loss.

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