Milia are firm, white, dome-shaped keratin cysts, unlike the flatter, skin-colored, rough-surfaced papules of plane warts.
Molluscum are distinguished by their smooth, dome-shaped appearance with a characteristic central umbilication.
These are yellowish papules with a central umbilication, a different color and morphology than plane warts.
Flat SKs can mimic plane warts, but they often have a more pigmented and greasy quality.
These are benign sweat duct tumors, typically appearing as small, flat-topped papules around the eyes, and are not caused by a virus.
These are yellowish, soft plaques specifically located on the eyelids, a different color, texture, and location.
