Solar lentigo

Visual Diagnosis Support Tool: this tool displays a image of solar lentigo and classifies the characteristic manifestations of this condition. Additionally, it provides summarized information about solar lentigo, including its usual location, differential diagnosis, treatment, and guidance.

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Last update:2025-03-03

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[CC BY 4.0] Nisticò, S.P.; Cannarozzo, G.; Provenzano, E.; Tamburi, F.; Fazia, G.; Sannino, M.; Negosanti, F.; Del Duca, E.; Patruno, C.; Bennardo, L. Nanosecond Q-Switched 1064/532 nm Laser to Treat Hyperpigmentations: A Double Center Retrospective Study. Clin. Pract. 2021, 11, 708-714. https://doi.org/10.3390/clinpract11040086

Localization. Face
Erythematous lesion? Non-erythematous lesion
Evolution time. Chronic: more than 2 weeks
Skin lesion. Flat: macule or spot
Surface texture. Normal/smooth
Edges. Well defined and regular
Color. Due to pigment: brown, black or blue
Distribution of lesions. Discreet/isolated injury: 1 to 5 injuries
Associated symptoms.
Additional information. Occupational/environmental exposure

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