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Dear Editor, The current pandemic has propelled an exceptional partnership between governments and the scientific community to identify innovative and effective solutions to tackle the burden of the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2. Nonsexually transmitted genital ulcers have been reported in association to COVID-19 and cytomegalovirus in the medical literature.[5] The mechanism behind nonsexually related vulvar ulcers associated with COVID-19 vaccines is yet to be determined, however, Salusti-Simpson et al.[6] endeavoured to hypothesize that such lesions may be the consequence of a type III hypersensitivity mechanism triggered by vaccines which leads to microvascular damage. Female genital mucosal lesions associated with COVID-19 vaccination: A brief review of the literature. [Extracted from the article]