A genetic disorder with multiple, flat-topped, skin-colored, wart-like papules on the backs of the hands and feet.
Multiple hard, white or yellowish, subcutaneous papules and nodules that may extrude chalky calcium material.
This disseminated fungal infection can present with multiple skin-colored or erythematous papules and nodules.
Closed comedones ('whiteheads') are small, skin-colored, non-inflammatory follicular papules.
These are typically reddish-yellow papules, not skin-colored, and appear suddenly due to hypertriglyceridemia.
Presents as an eruption of myriad, tiny (pinpoint-sized), shiny, flat-topped, skin-colored papules.
Multiple tiny, white or skin-colored, firm, pearl-like superficial keratin cysts.
A viral infection causing multiple, discrete, skin-colored, dome-shaped papules with a characteristic central umbilication or depression.
Can present as crops of multiple small, skin-colored, reddish-brown, or violaceous, translucent-appearing papules.
A genetic condition with numerous, small, skin-colored or yellowish, cystic papules on the chest, axillae, and face.
Benign sweat duct tumors presenting as multiple, small, skin-colored or yellowish, flat-topped papules, classically on the lower eyelids.
Verruca plana (flat warts) are multiple, small, skin-colored or pink, flat-topped papules.
