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Composite tumors associating trichoblastoma and benign epidermal/follicular neoplasm: another proof of the follicular nature of inverted follicular keratosis

Background: Trichoblastomas (TBs) are benign follicular tumors that can present either as solitary nodule or as multiple facial papules. Only one case of sporadic TB in a composite tumor has been reported, arising in an apocrine poroma. We report the association of TB and benign epidermal/follicular neoplasm in six patients.