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case_images: Chronic nonscarring scalp folliculitis affecting the occipital area.
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case_images: Patient was diagnosed with nonscarring scalp folliculitis clinically (Fig 1).
case_images: Near-complete resolution of CNSSF at 12 weeks follow-up with once daily application. CNSSF, Chronic nonscarring scalp folliculitis.
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case_images: At 12-week follow-up, only 1-2 active folliculitis lesions were present on the occipital scalp, and the remainder of the scalp was clear (Fig 2).
case_images: Sustained improvement of CNSSF observed at 24 weeks after tapering to application every 2-3 days. CNSSF, Chronic nonscarring scalp folliculitis.
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case_images: The patient remained clear at the 24-week follow-up after reducing the application frequency to every 2-3 days. (Fig 3).