Abstract
Abstract Acanthosis nigricans is an epidermal proiferative disorder commonly associated with insulin resistance. Subcutaneous insulin therapy related acanthosis is a rare and seldom reported adverse effect. Here we report the case of a young diabetic male with atypical bilaterally symmetrical acanthosis nigricans affecting the anterior thighs secondary to exogenous insulin use.
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