Abstract
Multiple Eruptive Milia Coexisting with Milia en Plaque
Highlights
It may be inherited or may be a part of genodermatoses such as Bazex syndrome, Rombo syndrome and Gardner syndrome [2]
It is hypothesized that sunlight or external stimuli may be associated with the pathogenesis of multiple eruptive milia (MEM)
milia en plaque (MEP) is another clinical variant of primary milia that is characterized by numerous tiny grouped milia overlying an erythematous plaque [3,4]
Summary
It may be inherited or may be a part of genodermatoses such as Bazex syndrome, Rombo syndrome and Gardner syndrome [2]. It is hypothesized that sunlight or external stimuli may be associated with the pathogenesis of MEM.
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