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Received: Septeber, 2004. Accepted: March, 2005. Source of Support: Nil. A 40-year-old female presented with two asymptomatic plaques over her left shin of one year’s duration. Clinical examination revealed two, skin coloured, almost annular, well defined plaques, located over the anterolateral aspect of the left shin, measuring about 2 cm in diameter. Surrounding the lesions were a few areas of localized hypertrichosis [Figure 1]. Examination of other body parts, including the mucosae, hair, and nails, did not reveal any abnormality.

Asymptomatic skin coloured plaques over the lower limbs