Reports diagnostic utility of sequential dermoscopy in young females with bowenoid papulosis, suggesting enhanced treatment decisions.
Bowenoid papulosis (BP) is caused by human papillomavirus. [1] It is a sexually transmitted condition characterized by papular lesions on the genitalia. [2] Here, we report a case of BP in a young adult female, highlighting its clinical presentation, sequential dermoscopy, diagnostic workup, and management. Many studies have reported clinical, dermoscopic, and histopathological findings of BP. Our study aims to add follow-up dermoscopic findings in a case of BP to see for signs of regression. This information guides treatment decisions, such as continuing with the current therapy, switching to a different approach, or considering additional interventions.
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