Figure 1: CT sinuses.
Two months later, the patient was seen in dermatology clinic and was treated conservatively with local creams as acne vulgaris. At that time, she was also seen by rheumatology. Laboratory workup was done. (Table 1) shows the results of the laboratory workup. CT sinuses (Figure 1) reported small poorly delineated non-enhancing soft tissue swelling seen at anterosuperior aspect of nasal cavities, associated with invovment of subcutenious fat and thicking of skin at the inferior aspect of nasal bone. Nasal bone and nasal septum appeared intact.