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Onychomadesis caused by efinaconazole

Onychomadesis is defined as exfoliation of the nail plate from the nail bed (1). Although various causes of onychomadesis have been reported (1), allergic contact dermatitis has hitherto not been reported as a cause. Moreover, only 1 case of allergic contact dermatitis caused by efinaconazole has been reported so far (2). Herein, we report a case of onychomadesis resulting from allergic contact dermatitis caused by efinaconazole.