An uncommon inflammatory condition called jessner-kanof lymphocytic infiltration has no recognized cause. However, it is understood that this illness is characterized by an abnormal buildup of T helper cells, a subtype of white blood cells, in the skin.There may be a genetic or hereditary component to Jessner's illness. History of photosensitivity may also exist in those who are impacted.Jessner lympho  Read More

Lymphocytic infiltrate of jessner is a rare skin disorder characterized by non-scaly red areas and lumps on the face, neck, and upper back.The lymphocytic infiltration of Jessner is considered to be related to the autoimmune disease lupus tumidus or discoid lupus erythematosus.Other experts, however, argue that Jessner's lymphocytic infiltration should be classified as a separate entity.Lympho  Read More