Abstract
Sebaceoma is a benign adnexal tumor. Face and scalp are the most common locations of sebaceoma. Ripple pattern sebaceoma is an unusual histological variant of sebaceoma, with scalp being the most common site of presentation. We report a case of giant, ripple pattern sebaceoma in an 80-year-old male, presenting in an unusual location of the back side of the neck and associated with grade 2 fatty liver. The patient also presented with incidental prostatomegaly. The presence of giant size, unusual location, histopathological ripple pattern and association with fatty liver make this case a very unique one.
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