Case report highlights dermoscopic features of meyerson's phenomenon due to molluscum contagiosum, suggesting treatment pathways.
The Meyerson's phenomenon is an uncommon reactive process that can be triggered by various cutaneous lesions, including melanocytic nevi, capillary malformations, seborrheic keratoses, dermatofibromas, sebaceous nevi, and scars, among others. Here, we report a rare case of Meyerson's phenomenon induced by molluscum contagiosum in an adult, along with its dermoscopic features and treatment response.
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