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Figure 1.
Annular lesions of pityriasis rosea are oval in shape.
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Figure 2.
A pedunculated polyp is attached by a stalk or a stem.
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Figure 3.
Lesions of tinea versicolor are symmetrical and uniform.
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Figure 4.
Melasma macules appear on sun-exposed areas.
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Figure 5.
Perioral dermatitis is characterized by tiny red bumps.
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Figure 6.
Erythema nodosum nodules fade to a brownish pink.
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Figure 7.
Scales of seborrheic dermatitis form on oily areas.
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Figure 8.
A burning sensation of the face may accompany rosacea.
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Figure 9.
Actinic damage is caused by sun exposure.
