We describe extensive multiple subcutaneous abscesses involving the peri-scapular region, the right posterior and lateral peri-trochanteric area and ipsilateral thigh occurring in a 66-years-old woman. Streptococcus gordonii was identified as the unique pathogen. Despite this microrganism is generally considered not pathogenic, it has been previously described as responsible for two cases of peritonitis and one case of endocarditis. The patient has been treated with immediate surgical incision and drainage and was cured after two months of antibiotic therapy, medications and hyperbaric oxygen therapy.