Figure 18.2 reminds us of the patterns that we see with sebaceous hyperplasia. Clinically, these elevated, pink or clear lesions have a yellow-white lobular dermoscopic pattern. These lobular structures can look like popcorn, with serpentine radial vessels or crown vessels and central dell.

Figures 18.3 and 18.4 are examples of clinically elevated, pink or skin-colored lesions (Figure 18.3A-D) with a yellow-white dermoscopic pattern (Figure 18.4A-D). You can appreciate the yellow-white lobular popcorn pattern, with the radial serpentine vessels in all four lesions. Figures A, B, and C also have the central dell.