Linear papular eruption grows on boy's neck

A father brings his 12-year-old son to the clinic for evaluation of a skin eruption that has been on the back of the boy's neck for a year, but which just began to extend behind his ear. The rash is asymptomatic, and the otherwise healthy patient is annoyed that he has to spend a beautiful morning in a physician's office. What's the diagnosis?

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