Skin Conditions: Symptoms

Is It Sensitive Skin or an Allergy?

Have you ever applied a skin cream, then rushed to wash it off due to stinging? If so, you're a stinger.

Why is Your Face Flushed?

Does this sound familiar? "I'm just flushed from one too many glasses of wine," or "I've always blushed easily."

Should I see my doctor for acne?

Acne is a common skin condition that occurs when oil and dead skin cells clog the skin's pores. Acne plagues teens—more than 85% experience at least a mild form of this condition. Severe cases can be both emotionally and physically scarr

Ichthyosis, Netherton Syndrome

Ringworm of the Scalp or Beard - When To Call a Doctor

Call your doctor if you suspect you have ringworm of the scalp or beard, and:

Pilonidal Disease - Symptoms

Pilonidal disease is often first recognized as a small dimple (called a "pit" or "sinus") at the top of or next to the crease of the buttocks. Hair may protrude from the pit, and several pits may be seen. Pilonidal disease often has no sy

Calluses and Corns - Symptoms

You can tell you have a callus or corn by its appearance. A callus is hard, dry, and thick and may appear grayish or yellowish. It may be less sensitive to your touch than surrounding skin, and it may feel bumpy. A hard corn is also firm