Melissa Jaquez’s son Marky was born with the rare skin disease called “epidermolysis bullosa,” also known as butterfly syndrome. The genetic skin disorder causes Marky’s skin to blister easily and become very fragile. The mother-son duo gained popularity on TikTok before their account was flagged and taken down. They join our episode that highlights some of the most extraordinary and unique skin cases in the U.S.
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