Lesions of<unk>  are initially pink, but progress quickly to become brown and scaly (as skin starts to shed), which are sharply distinguished.<unk> c patches are typically found in moist and intertriginous areas (skin fold areas—e.g. armpit, groin, under breast) and can be well-defined patches or irregular. The most common is interdigital<unk> , which is of the foot, and may present as a scaling, fissuring, and chronic non-resolving break down of the toe web interspaces. The slightly webbed spaces between toes, or other body region skin folds, make it difficult to distinguish from various Tinea. The patient is commonly otherwise asymptomatic.
Erythrasma
Tinea cruris
Hypertrichosis cubiti
Pitted keratolysis
Xanthelasma
Pachyderma
Ocular melanosis
Onychophosis