The clinical aspect of a solar lentigo* is a light brown macule.
(* other denominations: lentigo actinica, senile lentigo)
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2 types of patterns can be observed:
- reticular pattern with regular meshes and thin lines
- homogeneous pattern
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In the 2nd case, the moth eaten borders are one of the typical aspects of solar lentigos.
Another dermoscopic feature sometimes observed is fingerprint-like structures.
Other cases: 1
Another dermoscopic feature sometimes observed is fingerprint-like structures.
Other cases: 1