Case No. Age (y) Sex Site Lesion No. Clinical diagnosis Before Biopsy Onset Dermatologic History Size (mm) 1 36 F Cheek 1 EIC Months Cystic acne 8 2 67 M Lower Back 1 Intradermal nevus vs. BCC Months SCC, BCC 4 3 79 F Cutaneous Lip 1 Indurated AK 3 months LPP 3 4 6 M Face Multiple GA vs. sarcoidosis vs. deep molluscum vs. mucinosis Months None 0.5-2 5 57 M Medial Canthus 1 Cyst vs. BCC 1 y Rosacea 2 6 39 M Antihelix 1 BCC … Plaque psoriasis 3 7 34 M Eyelids, Medial Canthus, Neck Multiple GA vs. sarcoidosis vs. deep molluscum vs. mucinosis vs. BCC … GA … 8 59 F Lower Eyelid 1 BCC … … … 9 58 F Eyelids, Medial Canthus Multiple Granulomatous Rosacea 8-10 mo Nodulocystic acne 03-May 10 69 M Temple 1 BCC … BCC …

Table 1: Clinical features of 10 cases of lupus miliaris disseminatus faciei. Abbreviations: EIC, epidermal inclusion cyst; BCC, basal cell carcinoma; SCC, squamous cell carcinoma; AK, actinic keratosis; LPP, lichen planopilaris; GA, granuloma annulare; F, female; M, male.