Molluscum contagiosum features:

• A. Single or multiple dome-shaped, flesh-colored to pearly-white, waxy papules with central umbilication; curd-like material may be expressed
• B. Purulent pustules with crust
• C. Targetoid erythema migrans
• D. Flat patches on the trunk

Answer: (A)

Molluscum contagiosum presents as small, dome-shaped papules that are flesh-colored to pearly-white with a central umbilication; pressing the lesion often yields a thick, curd-like material from the center. The waxy texture and the distinctive central dimple are highly characteristic. In contrast, purulent pustules with crust point to bacterial skin infections like impetigo or folliculitis, targetoid erythema migrans suggests Lyme disease, and flat patches on the trunk align more with conditions such as tinea versicolor or pityriasis rosea, not molluscum.