“…While most are reported to be pink or flesh‐coloured, they may be pigmented 1,2 , 7,9 . Inverted follicular keratoses occur most commonly on the head and neck region, particularly the eyelid, cheek, nose and upper lip 1,8 , 10 . They are most common in older Caucasian men, 1–5,8 , 10 and are usually reported to have grown over a period of several months 1,5 …”