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We report on a 50-year-old woman (photo-type II) with a painless, skin-coloured, ulcero-nodular tumour (8 mm in diameter) on the right lower eyelid (Fig. 1). She was unable to give any information about the duration of the tumour. The suspected diagnosis of BCC was histologically con® rmed. As the patient refused to undergo micrographic surgical treatment, we decided to try imiquimod, applied over 7 days once daily. One year after the end of treatment she presented an inconspicuous, histologically con® rmed, tumour-free scar (Fig. 2).

Successful Treatment of Basal Cell Carcinoma on the Face with Imiquimod 5% Cream