Fig. 27.4 Characteristic stuck-on, honey-colored crusts of streptococcal impetigo.
Streptococcal impetigo presents as superficial, stuck-on, honey-colored crusts overlying an erosion (Fig. 27-4). The most common location is the face, but any area may be involved. In contrast to staphylococcal impetigo, blisters are absent.
