<unk>  (also carotenaemia, carotenemia or  hypercarotenemia) is a yellowish/orange discoloration of the skin, most often occurring in the palms of the hands and soles of the feet as a result of high levels of carotene in the body.  It is most commonly found in vegetarians.  It is also very typically seen in infants and small children, and in their case the discoloration is most visible in the skin on their nose.  This symptom, also known as xanthosis cutis, is reversible and harmless.<unk>  has been observed to occur upon chronic doses in excess of 30 mg of carotenoid per day, most often caused by eating an overabundance of carrots.  Though all pigmented fruits and vegetables contain some amount of carotene, especially large amounts of it are in breast milk, carrots, squash, sweet potato, pumpkin, spinach, beans, egg yolks, corn and yams.
Carotenodermia
Micromastia
Synechia 
Cutaneous lymphoid cutis
Erythroplasia of Queyrat
Eccrine nevus
Nevus anemicus
Microtia