Here, we can see necrotizing fasciitis of the eye.

It is usually caused by a pyogenic bacterial infection with Group A ß-hemolytic Streptococcus pyogenes. Facial involvement is rare, with cases typically occurring in the setting of trauma, insect bite, or recent surgery in a patent with alcoholism or diabetes mellitus. Differential diagnosis includes non-fasciitis skin infection, dermatomyositis, and non-infectious necrotizing processes.