Follicular mucinosis/alopecia mucinosa was initial delineated by Pinkus in 1957 as a method of glycoprotein vesicle degeneration resulting in phalacrosis. Clinically, lesions gift as single or multiple well-defined, erythroderma, baldness plaques with occasional scaling and vesicle papules on the surface, sometimes involving the face and scalp. The vesicle ostiais also expanded with ceratin, and glycoprotein is also squeezed out from the plaques. It might conjointly manifest as a primary chronic type that is seen during a slightly older people and runs a additional lengthy course with multiple disseminated lesions that tend to recur oft following treatment.