A 60-year-old patient, who was being followed for a diagnosis of atopic dermatitis, was admitted to our outpatient clinic with eyelid itching and redness. Itching and eye watering increased especially in the spring months. Upon dermatological examination, erythema and fine squam in the right eyelid, and especially exacerbated plaques at the folds—such as antecubital and popliteal regions—were noted (Figure 1). Topical steroids and oral antihistamine tablets were prescribed for exacerbation of atopic dermatitis.
A 60-year-old patient, who was being followed for a diagnosis of atopic dermatitis, was admitted to our outpatient clinic with eyelid itching and redness. Itching and eye watering increased especially in the spring months. Upon dermatological examination, erythema and fine squam in the right eyelid, and especially exacerbated plaques at the folds—such as antecubital and popliteal regions—were noted (Figure 1). Topical steroids and oral antihistamine tablets were prescribed for exacerbation of atopic dermatitis.