the eyelid dermatitis in parallel with respiratory improvement strongly suggests an association between skin manifestations and COVID-19. However, vitamin supplements (especially vitamin C) can also bring partial benefit in the setting of capillaritis and small-vessel dysfunction. 10 The present report gives a new insight into COVID-19-associated cutaneous findings and can therefore help clinicians in identifying early signs of the disease. In fact, the great variability of COVID-19-related dermatological disorders gives reason of the difficulties encountered by dermatologists and other physicians in recognizing SARS-CoV2 infection and therefore in treating patients accordingly.

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The main limitations of our study are its retrospective design and small number of patients. However, it is the largest singlecentre series reported and includes long-term follow-up.SJS/TEN-like CLE has well-defined clinicopathological characteristics and severe cutaneous flares or long-term sequelae should not be expected during follow-up.

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