Corrugated Indurated Short Cords on the Neck of a Teenage Girl

A teenage girl presents with corrugated, elevated, and indurated short cords in the front of the neck surrounded by sclerotic skin. No other similar lesions are found on the body. What is your diagnosis?

Automated summary

The teenager likely has platysma contracture, a rare skin condition that presents with corrugated, elevated, and indurated short cords in the front of the neck surrounded by sclerotic skin.