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A 46 years old patient was presenting vitiligo since the age of 15. After having a “prescription” from a radio show, she applied a mix of Ammi majus leaves, also known as Bishop’s weed, and Anacyclus pyrethrum on her vitiligo skin lesions and then exposed herself directly to the sunlight. One day later, she developed a burning sensation, pain, itch and erythema on her vitiligo patches, she subsequently developed multiple bullae (Fig. 1). A diagnosis of phytophotodermatosis was made, with a complete resolution of her symptoms after symptomatic treatment.

Phytophotodermatitis following the use of Ammi Majus Linn (Bishop’s weed) for vitíligo