Dermatitis · 2014 · 76 citations · 35 references
Life SciencesDermatologyAllergyCosmetic DermatologyHypersensitivityAllergen ExposureAllergic Skin DiseasesContact AllergyContact DermatitisPatch TestingSkin CareContact AllergensCosmetic AllergensCutaneous Adverse EventsCutaneous Photoallergic ReactionsPhotocontact DermatitisPhotosensitivity ReactionsUltraviolet Light EffectsUltraviolet Light Exposure
Benzophenones are ultraviolet light filters that have been documented to cause a myriad of adverse cutaneous reactions, including contact and photocontact dermatitis, contact and photocontact urticaria, and anaphylaxis. In recent years, they have become particularly well known for their ability to induce allergy and photoallergy. Topical sunscreens and other cosmetics are the sources of these allergens in most patients, but reports of reactions secondary to use of industrial products also exist. Benzophenones as a group have been named the American Contact Dermatitis Society's Allergen of the Year for 2014 to raise awareness of both allergy and photoallergy to these ubiquitous agents.
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