PMC8612666_01
(A and B) Clinical manifestation of day-1 prior to therapy, (C) molluscum bodies found in cytological examination.
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Patient often rubbed the papules on the right upper eyelids, which then increases in number and size, became confluence, and spread to the right lower eyelid measuring more than 1 cm in diameter (Figure 1A and B). Tzanck smear from skin lesion on the forehead revealed Henderson-Paterson bodies as round hyperbasophilic mass (Figure 1C).
(A) One-week follow up after topical therapy with 20% KOH solution, (B) resolution of the lesions at 4 weeks after therapy.
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The patient's complaint of red eyes remained, but with no blurred vision or pain (Figure 2A). Clinical improvement was observed after four weeks of therapy, all lesions on right eyelids disappeared and no new lesions were observed (Figure 2B).
PMC8612666_02
(A) Clinical manifestation of day-1 prior to therapy, (B) molluscum bodies found in cytological examination.
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The pre-existing papules increased in number in the past month and became confluent with a diameter of 1 cm (Figure 3A). Tzanck smear from the skin lesion revealed Henderson-Paterson bodies (Figure 3B).
(A) Two-weeks follow up after topical therapy with 20% KOH solution, (B) resolution of the lesions at 4 weeks after therapy.
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Follow up visit three weeks later revealed slight erythema and edema on the right eyelids and smaller lesion (Figure 4A). All the lesions were cleared completely four weeks after therapy (Figure 4B).