Figure 1: The clinical findings of folliculotropic mycosis
fungoides of the scalp
(A)- This picture is showing well-defined erythematous non-scally
infiltrated plaque over the forehead with poikilodermatous changes.
(B-C)- This side-picture of the face of the patient shows multiple
well-defined erythematous non-scaly alopecic patches over the temporal
side of the scalp.
(D-E)- This picture of the scalp of the patient shows multiple
erythematous patches with poikilodermatous changes over the vertex.
(F) This picture of the upper chest of the patient shows
poikilodermatous changes.
Figure 2: The clinical findings of folliculotropic
mycosis fungoides of the scalp and chest
(A-C) These are dermoscopic pictures of the skin lesion of the patient
showing areas of hypopigmentation, hyperpigmentation telangiectasia, and
hypotrophy, and are associated with thinning of terminal hair.
(D) This dermoscopic picture shows the comparison of affected skin and
normal skin.