Introduction: Association of cutaneous metastasis with cervical carcinoma is a rare finding, with only a few case reports in literature.
Case report: Herein, we report a case of cervical squamous cell carcinoma, which later presented as widespread skin metastases on the surgical scar as an initial sign of recurrent disease.
Conclusion: In conclusion, incisional cutaneous and vulval metastasis is a rarity with cancer cervix and is considered as an ominous prognostic sign with a short survival after diagnosis.