A chronic, atrophic skin disorder marked by the appearance of discrete, flat-topped, white papules, which may coalesce and degenerate. The skin affected by the rash, which occurs most often on the vulva, is often thin, shiny, and scarred. Although this condition is not considered precancerous, squamous cell carcinomas arise in 1% to 5% of cases.
A persistent skin ailment affecting the anogenital region. The skin becomes scarred and pale, potentially leading to distortion in the structure of areas like the vaginal opening or foreskin. Treatment involves the use of potent topical corticosteroid medications.