Dermatology - Pattern Hair Loss  The most prevalent kind of progressive baldness, pattern hair loss is brought on by an androgen's activity and genetic predisposition. Men may experience bitemporal recession, frontal and/or vertex thinning, or complete ha

Dermatology-Pearly Penile Papules A typical variation in anatomy, pearly penile papules affect up to 19% of men.Pearly penile papules are asymptomatic, though initially they may cause some concern. They are skin-colored, distinct, domed papules that ran

Dermatology - Epidermal Inclusion Cyst Traumatic epidermis implantation into the dermis results in an epidermal inclusion cyst. The dermis is where traumatized grafted epidermis grows, and the cyst cavity contains keratin buildup that is surrounded by a

Dermatology - Angiosarcoma An very unusual and malignant growth of endothelial cells is called angiosarcoma. Purpuric macules, papules, brilliant red or violaceous nodules, and even black or solid nodules that bleed readily and ulcerate are examples of

The mite Sarcoptes scabiei var. hominis causes scabies, an epidermal infestation that is spread by skin-to-skin contact and bites. On clothes or bedding, mites can survive for more than two days. Patients frequently report experiencing such symptoms in

Dermatology - Hand-Foot-and-Mouth Disease  The most frequent enteroviruses that cause hand, foot, and mouth illness are enterovirus 71 and coxsackie virus A16. In temperate climes, the fall and early summer months are when children under the age of ten ar

Dermatology - Solar Lentigo  Solar Lentigo  Localized melanocyte proliferation brought on by either acute or long-term UV exposure is the cause of solar lentigines. The onset typically occurs beyond the age of 40, with lighter-skinned people having a high

Dermatology - Phimosis  Phimosis Lichen sclerosus, lichen planus, cicatricial pemphigoid, chronic lymphedema, Kaposi sarcoma, and nonspecific balanoposthitis (inflammation of the foreskin or prepuce) can all result in phimosis, an irretractable foreskin.

Plaque Psoriasis  Psoriasis is usually a chronic condition. Environmental triggers include stress, bacterial infections, trauma, and certain medicines, in addition to polygenic predisposition. Any age can be the onset, with ages 8, 22, and 55 being the p

Dermatology - Hereditary Angioedema  a dangerous autosomal dominant condition that could develop after emotional or physical trauma. Rarely does urticaria occur. The patient presents with acute stomach pain due to angioedema of the intestinal wall, laryn