“…Granuloma faciale is an uncommon cutaneous disorder that is characterized by its usual facial distribution, reddish brown color, histologic appearance, and general unresponsiveness to therapy. This localized form of chronic hypersensitivity vasculitis 1,2 has been reported to respond inconsistently to treatment with excision, 2 dermabrasion, 3 injections of gold and bismuth, 2 topical psoralen and ultraviolet light (UVA), 4 superficial x‐ray irradiation, 2 cryosurgery with solid carbon dioxide or liquid nitrogen, 2,5,6 electrodesiccation, 2 oral colchicine, 7 isoniazid (INH), 2 steroids 2 (topical, 1 intralesional, 8 or systemic), potassium arsenite, 2 testosterone, 2 antimalarials, 2 dapsone, 9,10 and most recently, argon laser 7 …”