30 yo F with 1 week non pruritic discolored macules. No meds | Figure 1

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Case Summary

30 yo F with 1 week non pruritic discolored macules. No meds, no systemic symptoms. Covid vaccinated x 2.

On exam, 2 annular/target (rim of hypopigmentation with central hyperpigmentation - one has a central palpable dermal nodule)

AI suggests dermatofibroma, wart, bite.

Could this be molluscum? Erythema multiforme? Erythema annulare centrifugum?

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