Table 1.

Epidemiologic, clinical and pathological features, and management of Nevus lipomatosus cutaneous superficialis (NLCS) in all eight patients.

Patient	Sex	Age (years)	Duration	Location	Clinical aspect	Histopathology	Treatment
1	M	38	1 year	Left buttock	Plaque of several soft skin-colored nodules of 1 cm to 2 cm	Mature adipose tissue in reticular dermis without connection to the hypodermis	Surgical resection
2	F	38	3 months	Rigth thigh	Multiple soft yellowish papules coalescing into plaques	Ectopic mature adipocytes in reticular dermis	Abstention
3	F	39	1 year	Left shoulder	One soft skin-colored nodule of 1 cm	Lobular proliferation of fat tissue in the dermis	Surgical resection
4	M	7	6 years	Right shoulder	Large (6 cm x 2 cm) soft skin-colored verrucous plaque composed of nodules and papules	Ectopic mature adipocytes in reticular dermis	Surgical resection
5	M	24	20 years	Lumbar area	1 cm to 3 cm-grouped soft skin-colored papules	Epidermal acanthosis, ectopic mature adipocytes in papillary dermis	Surgical resection
6	F	32	10 years	Thigh	Multiple soft skin-colored papules coalescing into a 5 cm plaque	Epidermal acanthosis; hyperkeratosis; dermal proliferation of mature adipocytes	Surgical resection
7	F	14	9 years	Flank	Large (6 cm x 2 cm) soft skin-colored plaque composed of nodules	Thinned epidermis, ectopic mature adipose tissue in reticular dermis	Surgical resection
8	F	41	35 years	Left buttock	Soft, skin-colored voluminous tumor (10 cm x 7 cm) composed of multiple nodules with a cerebriform surface	Normal epidermis, mature fat cells in reticular dermis without hypodermis connection	Surgical resection

F=female; M=male.