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Dermoscopy revealed an unspecific whitish pattern with a scaly and crusted surface. A biopsy was performed and pathology was in favor of a squamous cell carcinoma (SCC).
Usually, the dermoscopic features of SCC are an unspecific pattern with scales and polymorphous blood vessels typically surrounded by a whitish halo.