Patient came in He is a bumble bee keeper. Stung by a bee. J | Figure 1

Patient came in He is a bumble bee keeper. Stung by a bee. Just need help describing the picture. What’s the easiest way to describe a DERM rash or lesion? The whole hand worsened over night and he saw the darker piece- which was not there initially when stung. Was a bit tender to touch.

Thank you for help in advance

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