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A new site of milia en plaque.

Sir, Milia en plaque (MEP) is a rare benign epidermal tumor characterized by numerous tiny milia on an erythematous base that arise spontaneously on healthy skin in predisposed individuals without any apparent causative factor. MEP has preferential areas of involvement including the preauricular area, eyelids, periorbital area, inner canthus, supraclavicular, submandibular, earlobes, nasal bridge, and cheek.[1-3] To our knowledge, there are no reports of MEP appearing in a patient’s bilateral external auditory canals to date. Here, we describe an elderly female with this condition.