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We herein report the case of a patient with lichenoid plaques on the lower extremities and anonychia of all toenails. Histologically, the eruption showed typical features of lichen planus, with the exceptional finding of a lichenoid infiltrate composed mostly of plasma cells. Only two other similar cases have been reported. The explanation for the numerous plasma cells remains unknown although such cases may represent a new histologic variant.
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