Unilateral Favre-Racouchot Disease: Evidence for the Etiological Role of Chronic Solar Damage

Favre-Racouchot disease commonly presents as comedones, cysts
andelastosis in the periocular region of older men. Its etiology
has beenlinked to several exogenous factors. Here we present 2
patients withstrictly unilateral manifestation of the disease and a
correspondinghistory of predominantly one-sided chronic
occupational sun exposure andsmoking, making the case for the
causative role of these two factors.