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Reflectance confocal microscopy (RCM) has been widely demonstrated to improve the noninvasive diagnostic accuracy of melanocytic tumors1 . Some studies have focused on studying the use of teleconsultation of RCM images with experts as a promising opportunity for those doctors who have little experience in the field2 . The clinical diagnosis of Sutton's naevus is usually straightforward3 : a melanocytic naevus surrounded by a symmetrical white circle4 ; however, sometimes inflammation makes identifying this entity challenging, as it can present atypical clinical and dermoscopic features. This atypical presentation of Sutton's naevi can pose a diagnostic challenge. In addition, some groups, including ours, have recently published the confocal findings of such equivocal Sutton's naevi5,6 .