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Introduction: Nevoid hyperkeratosis of the nipple and areola (NHKNA) is a rare cutaneous entity with a distinct clinical and histological presentation. The type II form of this condition can result from various dermatoses, such as irritant contact dermatitis. Erosive papulonodular dermatitis is a chronic irritant dermatitis that often occurs in areas of occlusion and maceration, such as peristomal skin. Pseudoverrucous papules and nodules are a variant of erosive papulonodular dermatitis and have a non-specific histologic pattern of reactive hyperplasia. Case Presentation: We present a case of a patient with resolved peristomal erosive papulonodular dermatitis who presented status-post ileostomy reversal with clinical and histologic findings classically seen in NHKNA. Conclusion: In type II NHKNA, treatment of the primary dermatosis typically leads to resolutions. In the case of our patient, removal of the offending agent via colostomy reversal and barrier protection led to the resolution of the lesions.
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BACKGROUND: Eyebrows serve a key role in eye protection, communication, and self-expression. Trends in eyebrow grooming are constantly evolving, often requiring plucking, waxing, or laser hair removal to style. When combined with the natural thinning of the brow with aging, the result can be a sparse or even absent eyebrow hair over time. Follicular unit transplantation provides a means of restoring eyebrow fullness and architecture. With careful attention and augmentation of follicle transfer techniques, a natural end result is possible.
