Granulosis rubra nasi
A 27-year-old man presented with erythema over the nose since childhood without sensitivity to sunlight. He was otherwise well and there was no relevant family history. Physical examination showed excessive sweating of the nose, erythema of the nose covered by beads of sweat, and multiple telangiectatic vesicles [Figures and ]. The rest of the physical examination was normal. The skin biopsy showed dilatation of blood vessels, dilated sweat ducts with a discrete mononuclear cell infiltrate surrounding them []. The patient was reassured taking into consideration the benign nature of the disease.