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Bizarre blistering and scarring in infancy

A 13-month-old boy presented with extensive, sharply demarcated hemorrhagic, putrid crusts on face, torso and extremities (Figure 1). He showed reduced general condition, fever and failure to thrive. Generalized pruritus resulted in constant scratching. The parents described similar, though less pronounced skin changes in the past. Medical and family history was unremarkable. With evidence of large amounts of Staphylococcus aureus on the skin he received antibiotic therapy with cefuroxime and clindamycin along with topical antiseptic treatment under the suspected diagnosis of severe bullous impetigo contagiosa. The lesions healed with formation of depressed, atrophic scars. Over time, he developed progressive, generalized, waxy thickening of the skin as well as skin-colored papules and plaques (Figure 2).