“…Steroid hormone is not only used for intra‐scar injections with good efficacy, but is also very important in the treatment of some diseases in rheumatology and orthopedics, which can provide good therapeutic effects locally 4 . Local side effects related to this treatment may occur, including pain, bleeding, ulceration, atrophy, pigmentation changes, calcification, secondary infection, granuloma formation, and allergic reactions 5 . Here, we present a rare adverse reaction with depressed subcutaneous tissue at the site of the lesion, radial stripe‐like pigment loss and atrophy around the lesion, and topical drug treatment did not return the skin to its normal state.…”