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Solitary syringocystadenoma papilliferum on the face: A rare case report with dermoscopic findings

cal evaluation and skin biopsy findings demonstrating a wedge-shaped area of connective tissue necrosis. Early lesions have more lymphocytic infiltration and mucin deposition. Clinical differential diagnosis of malignant atrophic papulosis includes atrophie blanche, dermal mucinosis, guttate morphea and atrophie blanche-like papules of SLE/dermatomyositis. Here we present a rare case of DLE with Degos-like skin lesions. We could identify only one other previously reported similar case: a 41-year-old man with DLE and Degos-like lesions on the back. In both patients, including ours, the atrophic lesions clinically resembled Degos disease, but the histopathology was consistent with DLE.