Table 1.

Dermoscopic Findings of Differential Diagnosis of Lupus Miliaris Disseminatus Faciei

Disorder	Dermoscopic Findings
Sarcoidosis	Orangish areas with well-focused linear and branching vessels; white scar-like depigmented areas
Granulomatous rosacea	Linear reddish or purple vessels arranged in polygonal network (vascular polygons) with diffuse or localized orangish areas
Lupus vulgaris	Focal or diffuse orange areas with focused linear or branching vessels; milia-like cysts, pigmentation structures, whitish reticular streaks less commonly seen
Post kala-azar dermal leishmaniasis	Multiple yellow tears and erythema
Hansen disease	Diminished pigment network with yellowish orange areas in borderline tuberculoid spectrum; whitish yellow structureless areas with vessels in histoid leprosy; blanched erythema, follicular plugging, yellow-orange areas in type 1 reaction; increased erythema with dilated vessels in type 2 lepra reaction
Present case	Ill-defined, structureless, perifollicular, yellow to orangish brown areas with white or yellow keratotic follicular plugs; few linear and arborizing vessels over reddish brown background