doi:10.1007/s40618-016-0535-4 Kahaly GJ, Riedl M, Knig J, Diana T, Schomburg L
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Diffuse hair loss (nonscarring alopecia) with brittle hair shafts Subacute cutaneous LE Flat, scaly patches resembling psoriasis, often in a network pattern Annular (ring-shaped) polycyclic (overlapping circular) lesions Lesions resolve with minimal scarring Affects trunk and arms Flares on exposure to the sun, but usually spares face and hands Chronic CLE Chronic CLE affects 25% of patients with SLE Classic discoid lupus is most common: indurated hyperpigmented plaques Localised (above the neck in 80%) or generalised (above and below the neck in 20%) Hypertrophic (warty) lupus Tumid lupus Lupus panniculitis/profundus Mucosal lupus (lips, nose, mouth, genitals) Chilblain lupus erythematosus Discoid lupus/lichen planus overlap Discoid lesions and panniculitis resolve with scarring Acute cutaneous lupus erythematosus Butterfly rash Bullous LE Mucosal ulceration Diffuse hair loss See more images of acute SLE
Both techniques are routinely used by plastic surgeons for cosmetic-sensitive areas like the lip, where preserving the natural vermilion border and lip movement is important
Moreover, at the 2-year follow-up, 64% of participants who maintained a weight loss of 10 kg or more achieved diabetes remission [275]
