Marked pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia secondary to a red-pigmented tattoo: a case report

Abstract

Tattooing is gaining increasing popularity in developed countries in recent years. Adverse cutaneous reactions of many different types against coumponds in tattoo inks are being reported more and more often in medical literature,especially against red-pigmented tattoo. Delayed immune-mediated reactions can manifest in several ways and different histological patterns have been described

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