Background: Down's syndrome (DS) is an extensively researched congenital condition characterized by mental retardation and distinct physical features. The cutaneous manifestations of DS are numerous, yet they seldom receive appropriate attention.
Objective: To review the dermatological conditions associated with DS.
Methods: A review of the medical literature.
Results: DS is associated with an increased incidence of numerous dermatological conditions, some of which may be related to an immunological deficiency.
Conclusion: Along with the importance of understanding the physical and psychosocial aspects of DS, an appreciation of the dermatological manifestations of this condition is integral to comprehensive medical care.