Burns from methamphe­tamines can harm your skin. Red spots, pain, and sores may appe­ar. Contact or breathing the drug can cause it. Wash the­ area with cool water, put a clean bandage­, and see a dermatologist. Do not use home­ cures like butter or ice­. 

The following are the possible causes of this problem: Fungal or yeast infections, burning sensation from soaps or detergents, skin conditions like eczema, and sometimes even staph or other sexually transmitted diseases. Use soft, fragrance-free cleansers for quick relief, wear cotton underwear, avoid the itch, and consult a dermatologist if the itching won't stop.

Itchy red spots on your skin might be hives! They are caused by the release of histamine, often due to allergies or stress. An antihistamine can help provide relief. However, if the hives persist for more than a few days or worsen, see a dermatologist. Your body might need more than medication.

Eczema might be­ the condition causing those itchy bumps. This skin issue can worse­n over time due to things like­ dry skin or allergies. To ease­ the itchiness, apply a gentle­ moisturizer and resist scratching the bumps. Howe­ver, if they spread or don't improve­, consulting a dermatologist for evaluation and treatme­nt would be wise. 

Soft and weak skin can signal the presence of multiple diseases such as Vitamin deficiencies and connective tissue disorders. I suggest you pay a visit to a good dermatologist who will examine your skin and conduct tests to come up with a diagnosis of the underlying cause. From the diagnosis, the dermatologist can propose suitable treatment to increase the health of your skin.
 

Scalp psoriasis can make your scalp red, itchy, and have thick scales. It cannot be cured but can be controlled. Treatments like medicated shampoos, creams, and light therapy can help alleviate the symptoms. If left untreated, it can cause hair loss or joint pain. It is essential to collaborate with a dermatologist to discover the most suitable treatment strategy for you.

Pigmentation around the eyes may be due to excess melanin in the skin, shadowing effect due to deep set eyes or due to thin skin around the eyes. Pigmentation around the eyes may be due to excess eye muscle strain, inadequate sleep, iron or vitamin B12 deficiencies, thyroid hormonal imbalance or constitutional. Dark circles may extend on to the cheeks leading to pigmentary demarcation lines.  However if it is only on one side any trauma or underlying ophthalmologic cause should be ruled out with an Ophthalmologist’s opinion apart from a Dermatologist’s consultation. Topical cream/serum containing vitamin C, retinol, haloxyl, kojic acid , glycolic acid, etc in lower concentrations are recommended. Sunscreens, using sun glasses, anti glare screens on desktop/laptop etc may prevent further worsening of the condition. Laser toning with Q-switched yag laser, mild chemical peels may help. If the cause of dark circles is due to hollowness under the eye, hyaluronic acid fillers may help. For more help please visit dermatologist near you

Scalp folliculitis makes hair follicles on your he­ad get infected. It cause­s red, itchy bumps. It can make you lose hair too. You must ke­ep your head clean. Do not scratch it. Use­ special shampoos with medicine in the­m. See a skin dermatologist. They can he­lp treat scalp folliculitis.

It does not look like the scabies treatment has worked as it should. So you still have a rash and itching. Scabies can be quite challenging to remove completely at times. New red spots can mean a few things, such as a reaction to the treatment or another skin condition. To check it out, it is better to talk to the dermatologist for a deeper investigation as well as to discuss other possible treatments.

You've notice­d chin hair and swelling in the morning, plus weight gain for 2 months. The­se could signal hormone changes, thyroid issue­s or fluid buildup. Seeing a dermatologist is crucial - they'll che­ck symptoms, order tests if nee­ded, and advise treatme­nt so you feel bette­r soon.

Seems like you have been fighting acne for this period already and it hasn’t been easy. What brings about them are blocked pores plus germs Isotretinoin alternatively known as Accutane is a strong drug usually saved for serious cases of acne. It can be a permanent solution for certain individuals. The best thing is your kind of acne is not severe therefore before you think about this drug there are other forms of treatment that you need to discuss with your dermatologist.

These red dots on your skin may indicate a variety of conditions like acne, psoriasis, eczema. It is better to consult a dermatologist to identify the reason of the red spots and take the correct treatment.
 

A rash without itchiness or pain se­ems harmless, yet various factors could cause­ it. It might stem from a fungal infection, ecze­ma, or contact dermatitis. However, some­ non-itchy rashes indicate more se­vere underlying issue­s. To ensure proper diagnosis and tre­atment, consulting a dermatologist remains the safe­st bet.

You may be suffering from some irritation on the skin under your foreskin. This could be due to the skin rubbing or rubbing a part of the ring that may have happened during masturbation. The nearby skin could be red, have a sore, or in some cases, may even have cuts. To enhance it, control the area from more friction and keep it clean and dry. If it doesn't improve, you might want to talk to a dermatologist.

A rash on the breast persisting for a year and showing recent changes should prompt a visit to a dermatologist. While it could be benign, such changes may signify underlying issues like dermatitis, fungal infections, or even rare conditions like Paget's disease of the breast.

Pyderma gangrenosum is an autoimmune reaction that is characterized by painful bleeding non ailing ulcers most probably over the extremities and like any other autoimmune condition this requires the suppression of autoimmunity with immuno-suppressants either with topical agents or oral medications. as it is a chronic condition it requires a long term management. Contacting dermatologist is advisable.

Excessive palm sweating happe­ns. Sometimes it comes from stre­ss or hot weather. Sometime­s, a medical issue causes it. Some­ people sweat more­ than others; that's okay. Using hand antiperspirants helps. Also, you could ask a dermatologist about tre­atments.