A 39-year-old woman visited her doctor concerned about a rash that developed on her face within the last week. On examination, multiple acneiform papules and scattered pustules with some background erythema were seen. The lesions appeared fairly uniform in size and were symmetric in distribution. The patient shared that she had been administering topical mometasone furoate on her face, which was prescribed to treat her adult-onset atopic dermatitis, for approximately one month. She was not currently on any other drugs and reported no systemic symptoms.
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