Radiographic examination of cadaveric facial skin specimen (A) reveals multiple calcified nodules. Radiographic examination of cadaveric facial skin specimen.

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Radiographic examination of cadaveric facial skin specimen (A) reveals multiple calcified nodules. Radiographic examination of cadaveric facial skin specimen (A) reveals multiple calcified nodules. A magnified view of inflated buccal skin on an asymptomatic living patient (B) demonstrates multiple calcified nodules with central lucency. Benign breast skin calcification detected in a routine screening mammogram in a middle-aged female subject (C) demonstrates classic imaging findings of central lucency, which resemble the radiographic appearance of facial calcified nodules in (B). Axial (D) and coronal (E) CT images of the buccal area of a patient demonstrate facial calcified nodules. A magnified axial CT image of a relatively large 5-mm maxillary hypodermal calcified nodule (F) demonstrates a subtle central lucency. A and B, Images adapted from Shigehara et al16 and obtained from Dr Shigehara with permission. D. Kim et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2017;38:789-794 ©2017 by American Society of Neuroradiology