Exfoliative Cheilitis in Childhood: A Successful Treatment with Tacrolimus

Exfoliative cheilitis is a hardly diagnosed disease by pediatricians. We have presented this report to draw the attention of cliniciansbecause the child is the youngest patient with complete relief from using tacrolimus ointment in the literature. We present the three-year-old child with scaled, crusted, and sensitive upper and lower lips. He was admitted to different centers from the beginningof the complaints without any relief despite different treatments. The clinicians may encounter exfoliative cheilitis in different agegroups. There are some approaches to management and therapy of the disease. But consensus has not yet occurred on definitivetreatment, especially in childhood.