Disqueratoma de Warty, una lesión poco frecuente

Warty dyskeratoma is considered a benign tumor lesion, uncommon, generally solitary, although cases of multiple lesions have been reported. It is described as a slow growing papule or nodule of around 5 mm in diameter that can reach up to 1-2 cm in middle-aged people⁽¹⁾. It develops in photo-exposed areas, predominantly the head and neck, but there are cases reported in the oral mucosa and genital area⁽²⁾. A case involving a Warty dyskeratoma in the face region is presented below.