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Minocycline-induced pigmentation in a healed pyoderma gangrenosum ulcer
Oestrogen-induced facial melasma
Minocycline-induced blue-grey pigmentation around the lips
Blue facial and nasal pigmentation due to amiodarone
Blue-black nail pigmentation due to long-term antimalarial therapy
Lingual blue-black pigmentation on the tongue due to hydroxychloroquine
Yellow pigmentation of the palm due to mepacrine ingestion - it is often most visible on the face. The right palm is normal by contrast
Amiodarone pigmentation of the pinna
Chrysiasis - blue-grey pigmentation of the forehead due to long-term gold administration for rheumatoid arthritis
Blue nails due to minocycline
Blue facial pigmentation due to long-term amiodarone administration (DIP-patient1)
Blue pigmentation most evident on the nose due to amiodarone (DIP-patient1)
Minocycline facial pigmentation
Minocycline facial pigmentation used for facial rosacea (DIP-patient2)
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