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What's your diagnosis? (November 2017)
A 22-year-old woman asked her doctor about a number of tiny smooth brown and black papules that had slowly developed across her cheeks over the past year.(Photo courtesy of ©VisualDx 2017)
A 22-year-old woman asked her doctor about a number of tiny smooth brown and black papules that slowly developed across her cheeks over the past year.
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