A 33-year-old man presented with progressively enlarging bumps on the scrotum that were present since adolescence.He had a history of hyperlipidemia but no history of systemic or autoimmune disease.The lesions were asymptomatic without associated pruritus, pain, or discharge.No treatments had been administered, and he had no known personal or family history of similar skin conditions or skin cancer.He endorsed a monogamous relationship with his wife.Physical examination revealed 15 firm, yellow-white, subcutaneous nodules on the scrotum that varied in size. WHAT'S YOUR DIAGNOSIS?a. calcified steatocystoma multiplex b. epidermal inclusion cysts c. eruptive xanthomas d. nodular