Introduction
Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis (TEN) is a life-threatening mucocutaneous disorder characterized by diffuse erythema, necrosis, and flaccid bulla involving Body Surface Area (BSA) > 30% and resulting in desquamation. The incidence of TEN is 1-2/1000000 annually. Majority of the cases of TEN are drug-induced.1Recurrent episodes are rare in adults, however, reported more frequently in the pediatric population.2 We hereby present a case of recurrent TEN in an elderly patient with different agents.