Acanthosis nigricans of ears: clinical and dermoscopy correlation
Acanthosis nigricans is a dermatological condition characterized by the presence of dark, thick, velvety, bilaterally symmetrical plaques on the skin, primarily occurring in body folds, such as neck, armpits, and groin1, as seen in a 32-year-old obese, diabetic, male who complained of darkness over the bilateral ear lobules for 2 months (Fig. 1). Dermoscopy revealed […]