Patient presents with characteristic honey-colored crusted lesions consistent with a clinical diagnosis of impetigo.  The lesions are primarily located on the patient's face, around the nose and mouth, with some involvement of the chin.  Surrounding skin exhibits mild erythema.  Onset of symptoms reported as approximately three days ago, initially presenting as small vesicles that rapidly progressed to pustules and subsequently ruptured, forming the current honey-crusted appearance.  Patient denies fever, chills, or systemic symptoms.  No regional lymphadenopathy noted.  Differential diagnosis includes eczema, contact dermatitis, and herpes simplex infection.  Based on the clinical presentation and morphology of the lesions, impetigo is the most likely diagnosis.  Treatment plan includes topical mupirocin ointment applied to affected areas three times daily for seven days.  Patient education provided regarding hygiene practices, including handwashing and avoiding touching the affected areas.  Follow-up appointment scheduled in one week to assess treatment response.  ICD-10 code L01.0 assigned for impetigo, non-bullous, face.  Medical billing codes will reflect the evaluation and management service provided as well as the dispensed medication.  Prognosis is excellent with appropriate topical antibiotic treatment.