Discoid lupus, also known as discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE), is a type of cutaneous lupus that primarily affects the skin. It causes thick, scaly, circular lesions, often on the face, scalp, or ears, but it can appear elsewhere. These lesions can be red, orange, purple, or brown, depending on skin tone, and may lead to Show Full Answer

Discoid lupus, also known as discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE), is a type of cutaneous lupus that primarily affects the skin. It causes thick, scaly, circular lesions, often on the face, scalp, or ears, but it can appear elsewhere. These lesions can be red, orange, purple, or brown, depending on skin tone, and may lead to scarring, discoloration, or even hair loss if they occur on the scalp. Persistent lesions should be monitored as they can increase the risk of skin cancer. For more details, visit: [url: https://www.mylupusteam.com/resources/tips-to-f....

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