“…Firstly, the presentation of cutaneous B‐cell lymphoma on the nose with clinical features of rhinophyma, and secondly, the simultaneous occurrence of cutaneous B‐cell lymphoma with cutaneous and nodal T‐cell lymphoma. The clinical appearance of a cutaneous B‐cell lymphoma mimicking rhinophyma has been reported only once before, in a patient who presented with multifocal primary cutaneous B‐cell lymphoma that included nodules on the right pinna and nailbed of the left middle finger, diffuse swelling and erythema of several other nailbeds of the fingers and toes with associated pincer nail deformity, and rhinophyma 1 . Cases of basal cell carcinoma, cutaneous metastases from lung carcinoma and angiosarcoma mimicking rhinophyma can be found in the literature 2,3 …”