ArticleJournal of dermatological case reports2010
Atypical "allergic crease".
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- Treatment of the nasal crease with a single phenol croton peel session.JAAD international · 2025Review
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Abstract
backgroundThe allergic crease (nasal crease) is a transverse line, common among patients who suffer from allergic rhinitis. Although it is a very prevalent condition, the skin manifestations which accompany this condition have been only sparsely reported. MAIN OBSERVATION: We describe an 18-year-old man with allergic rhinitis, who developed cornified papules along an allergic crease. Dermoscopic examination revealed oval, slightly raised, gray, sharply demarcated papules. Histopathology revealed seborrheic keratosis like hyperplasia, accompanied by horn cysts.
conclusionsTo our knowledge, cornified papules have not been reported previously along the allergic crease. Considering the fact that allergic rhinitis is a common chronic condition of childhood, increased awareness of the skin manifestations which accompany this condition is essential.
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