49 y.o. AA female, presented one month ago with lesions and | Figure 1

49 y.o. AA female, presented one month ago with lesions and crusting around naris bilaterally. She was given mupirocin and the condition worsened into this current presentation. Lesions are bilateral on face, a few lesions on bridge of nose and forehead. Area is sensitive to touch and pruritic. Pt doesn't use any makeup or lotions on face. No recent change in toothpaste. No other medical conditions or medications in history. Diagnosis and tx?

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