Skin Conditions

Moles: Formed by melanin clusters in the skin.

Common Locations: Face, neck, and hands.

Factors: Sun exposure, hormonal changes, or skin irritation.

Red, Scaly Patches: Often linked to rosacea or post-acne inflammation.

Rapid Skin Renewal: Triggered by inflammation or external factors.

Common Areas: Typically seen on the cheeks, nose, and forehead.

Itchy, Dry Skin: Often a sign of eczema flare-ups.

Red, Sore Patches: Can appear on various areas of the face, causing discomfort.

Recurring Flare-Ups: Persistent inflammation leading to eczema symptoms.

Dark Patches: Caused by excess melanin production.

Common Areas: Often seen on the face, neck, and hands.

Factors: Sun exposure, hormonal shifts, or inflammation can lead to hyperpigmentation.

Red, Scaly Patches: Caused by rapid skin cell turnover.

Common Areas: Typically found on the elbows, knees, and scalp.

Factors: Stress, infections, or skin injury can lead to psoriasis flare-ups.

Irritated Skin: Inflammation from internal or external causes.
Where: Can appear anywhere on the body.
Factors: Allergies, heat, irritants, infections.