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A case of hydroa vacciniforme in an adult patient

Hydroa vacciniforme (HV) is a rare photodermatosis. It usually affects children with spontaneous remission at late adolescence. Following sun exposure, itchy papulovesicular lesions erupt in a photo-distributed pattern. These lesions turn necrotic and progress to vacciniform scars 1,2 . Herein, we describe a case of HV in a young adult.