A rare condition associated with paraproteinemia, presenting as indurated, yellowish plaques and nodules that often ulcerate, typically in the periorbital region.
Presents as firm, reddish-brown or yellowish papules and plaques on the eyelids, and biopsy reveals non-caseating granulomas.
Flat-topped, skin-colored papules caused by HPV, which are not yellowish and do not represent lipid deposition.
Yellowish papules on the face, but these are smaller, more numerous, and have a characteristic central umbilication.
Can be yellowish but are distinguished by their warty, 'stuck-on' surface texture.
Small, firm, skin-colored or slightly yellow papules, typically on the lower eyelids, which are benign sweat duct tumors and are much smaller and firmer than xanthelasma.
