Angiokeratomas
Clusters of tiny, painless, dark red to purple spots on the skin that do not blanch under pressure.
Description
The practitioner visually inspects the patient's entire skin surface in natural light. They look for abnormal pigmentation changes that often result from excessive iron deposition in the basal layers of the epidermis.
Directly Diagnoses
Possible Results / States
Bronze or Gray Hyperpigmentation
A generalized darkening of the skin, often described as looking tanned or bronze, despite a lack of sun exposure.