Skin Conditions

Explain difference between temporary reactions and recurring conditions, without diagnosing.

An extreme close-up, clinical-style photograph of perioral dermatitis on the skin around the mouth. The image shows a cluster of small, red inflammatory papules and pustules. A distinct clear band of unaffected skin is visible right next to the lip border. Fine details like skin texture, subtle redness (erythema), and minor scaling are captured under bright, neutral lighting.

Small Pimples Appear Around Your Mouth: Cause & Prevention

Richard
February 5, 2026

Extreme close-up, clinical photograph of keratosis pilaris on upper arm skin, showing characteristic tiny rough bumps, skin texture, pores, and fine vellus hairs.

Understanding Keratosis Pilaris: The Tiny Rough Bumps on Your Skin

Richard
February 2, 2026

A visual example of a dry, scaly skin patch caused by eczema, located in the inner elbow crease.

Dry Itchy Skin Patches: The Actual Problem and Cure

Richard
January 28, 2026

A split image comparing skincare routines: a woman applying sunscreen in a sunny morning bathroom versus applying night cream in a softly lit bedroom.

Morning vs. Night Skincare: What’s the Difference?

Richard
January 27, 2026

Skin Flushing: What It Is, Causes & Treatment

Richard
January 26, 2026