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Pilomatricoma is a relatively rare tumour of the skin derived from primitive basal cells of epidermis that differentiate into hair matrix cells. It comprises approximately 1% of all benign skin tumours. Pilomatricoma is an uncommon lesion of the periocular tissues, it usually arises from the lids and eyebrows. Tumour appear as solitary, firm nodules, exhibiting a normal to pearl white epidermis. We describe an interesting case of a pregnancy pilomatricoma arising from the left medial canthus.

A pregnancy pilomatricoma: an uncommon dermatologic benign neoplasm