Common skin condition with pimples, blackheads, and cysts, often on the face, chest, and back. Causes include hormones, genetics, and stress. Treatments range from OTC to prescription medications.

Rough, scaly sun-damaged patches that can become skin cancer if untreated. Treatments include in-office procedures and sun protection.

Chronic skin inflammation causing redness, itching, and dryness. Managed with moisturizers, trigger avoidance, and prescription treatments.

Itchy, scaly skin conditions affecting feet, scalp, nails, and body folds. Treated with antifungal creams or oral medications.

Hair thinning or bald patches from genetics, hormones, stress, or medical conditions. Treatments vary from medications to hair restoration.

Excessive sweating, either hereditary or linked to medical conditions. Treatments include antiperspirants, medications, or Botox.

Skin irritation in folds due to friction and moisture. Managed by keeping areas dry and using medicated creams.

Overgrown scar tissue from injuries or surgery. Treatment includes steroid injections, silicone sheets, or surgical removal.

Inflammatory condition with purplish bumps or white patches. Linked to immune response. Treated with topical creams or antihistamines.

Dark facial discoloration, often triggered by hormones or sun. Managed with sun protection, topical treatments, or laser therapy.

Issues like fungal infections, ingrown nails, or brittleness caused by infections, trauma, or illness. Treatment varies by cause.

Common skin growths that may need monitoring for changes. Linked to sun exposure and genetics.

Chronic autoimmune condition causing red, scaly skin. Managed with topical meds, phototherapy, and lifestyle changes.

Skin irritation from allergies, infections, or autoimmune conditions. Treatment depends on cause.

Chronic facial redness, visible blood vessels, and bumps, worsened by triggers like sun and spicy foods. Managed with medications and lifestyle changes.

Red, scaly, itchy patches on oil-rich areas like scalp and face. Managed with medicated shampoos and topical treatments.

Benign, wart-like growths from aging and genetics. Removal is optional for cosmetic reasons.

Painful rash from the reactivation of the chickenpox virus, common in older adults. Treated with antivirals and pain relief.

Small, rough skin growths from HPV, contagious but often harmless. Treatment includes cryotherapy or OTC remedies.

Contagious viral bumps, common in children. Usually resolves on its own but can be treated with topical meds or cryotherapy.