A variant of lichen nitidus where tiny, shiny papules erupt specifically in sun-exposed areas.
A variant of lichen planus that occurs in sun-exposed areas, often presenting as annular plaques with a hyperpigmented center.
The classic malar 'butterfly rash' is a hallmark photosensitive eruption of lupus.
The characteristic heliotrope rash, Gottron's papules, and 'shawl sign' are all triggered or worsened by sun exposure.
The atrophic, scaly plaques of this form of lupus are induced and exacerbated by UV light.
A flare of pre-existing atopic dermatitis specifically on sun-exposed areas after exposure to UV light.
Sun exposure is a well-known, common trigger for the flushing, erythema, and papules of rosacea.
While often better in the sun, a subset of patients experience a flare of their seborrheic dermatitis with sun exposure.
A highly photosensitive form of lupus presenting as non-scarring, annular or papulosquamous plaques.
