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Skin Color - Patchy

Alternate Names : Dyschromia, Mottling

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Acanthosis Nigricans - Close-Up

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This photograph demonstrates the hyperpigmented, brownish, velvety plaques of acanthosis nigricans. This skin condition may occur in skin folds such as the axilla (armpit - pictured here), neck, and other areas. In adults, it may be associated with hormonal problems, internal malignancy, obesity, and drugs.

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