Bullous Lichen Sclerosus ET Atrophicus in a Child

Abstract

Lichen Sclerosus Et Atrophicus (LSA) is an enduring atrophic ailment affecting the skin and mucosa. Lesions can encompass genital or superfluous genital skin. Genital LSA is further common in females than males. Girls as young as two years to woman as old as in the seventh decade are affected, having two peak ages of onset, the pre-pubertal and the post-menopausal. Bullous variant of this disease has been testified in extra genital LSA. We report a four year old girl with bullous variant of genital LSA.