39 yom, RHD, psoriasis on penis, R eyelid, scalp. All well c | Figure 1

39 yom, RHD, psoriasis on penis, R eyelid, scalp. All well controlled with Dovobet. These lesions are not responsive to Dovobet. Very slowly enlarging over the last 2 yrs. lesions are sensitive to pressure and heat. Suggestions?

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