Updated on November 11, 2024 Overview DisorderFeaturesManagementLichen simplex chronicusThickened, discolored epithelium caused by chronic scratching. Leathery appearance.Medium-potency corticosteroid (Betamethasone)Lichen sclerosisSymmetric thinning of labial skin (cigarette paper or parchment-like), distortion of normal anatomy and/or adhesionsBiopsy, High-potency corticosteroid (Clobetasol)Lichen planusShiny, violaceous papules w/white striae; usually in middle-aged women. Lesions may be seen elsewhere.Hydrocortisone suppositoriesVulvar eczemaWhite/red patches. Hyperkeratotic...
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