Conditionscovered with cautious AI guidance.

A common pore and oil-gland condition that can show comedones, inflamed bumps, pustules, nodules, or post-inflammatory marks.

An itchy, dry, inflamed skin pattern that can flare with irritants, weather, allergies, stress, or barrier disruption.

A chronic inflammatory pattern that often creates well-defined plaques, scale, and recurring flares on characteristic body areas.

A recurring facial pattern that can include flushing, sensitivity, visible vessels, bumps, pustules, or eye irritation.

A contagious fungal infection pattern that may appear as an itchy, scaly, ring-shaped rash with a more active border.

A rash pattern triggered when skin reacts to an irritant or allergen such as fragrance, metal, adhesives, plants, cosmetics, or cleaning products.

Raised, itchy welts that can move, change shape, and fade within hours, often linked to allergy, infection, heat, pressure, or unknown triggers.

Small inflamed bumps or pustules centered around hair follicles, often linked to shaving, friction, sweat, occlusion, or infection.

A painful blistering rash that often appears on one side of the body or face after burning, tingling, or nerve-like pain.

A conservative screening workflow for new, changing, unusual, itching, bleeding, or non-healing moles and pigmented lesions.

A pigment-loss pattern that can create sharply lighter or white patches, often around hands, face, body folds, or areas of friction.

A darker patch or spot pattern that can follow acne, irritation, sun exposure, hormones, injury, or inflammation.

A UV-related skin injury that can cause warmth, tenderness, redness or darkening, peeling, swelling, or blisters.

Small itchy or prickly bumps that can appear when sweat ducts are blocked during heat, humidity, tight clothing, or fever.

A common yeast-related pigment and fine-scale pattern that can create lighter, darker, pink, tan, or brown patches on the trunk and shoulders.