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A scaly lesion typically appears as a patch of skin that has a rough, dry, or flaky surface. It may vary in color, ranging from red to brown or gray, and can be raised or flat. The scales can be small or large, and the lesion might be itchy or cause discomfort. Common examples include psoriasis, eczema, and certain fungal infections.

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