“…Clinically it is characterized by the presence of erythematous or hypopigmented scaly plaques, focally distributed and slightly infiltrated, with occasional follicular prominence or alopecic patches. Acneiform, eczematous, cystic, or nodular forms are unusual variants 2,3 . Clinical suspicion in children must be investigated in the presence of asymptomatic, well‐defined (desquamative or alopecic, and unique or scarce) plaques, with follicular papules located on the head and neck 1‐5 …”