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Many different forms of acne can occur in men and women, from teens into late adulthood, and can cause embarrassment or be difficult to get rid of.

Birthmarks and moles come in different sizes, shapes, and colors, and while are oftentimes harmless could be embarrassing, painful, or turn cancerous.

Cysts form under the skin and can cause lumps on various parts of the body, as well as hardened skin, disfigurement, and emotional stress.

Eczema flare-ups can cause red, itchy, dry skin and rashes on the hands, face, or neck, leaving you irritated and uncomfortable in your own body.

Psoriasis is a genetic condition that causes red, flaky, itchy skin that is usually triggered by stress, medicines, sunburns, or dry weather.

Rosacea is a skin condition that causes redness and inflammation along the cheeks and nose. With no known cure, there are various forms of management.

Shingles is an itchy, sensitive rash with blisters on the skin caused by the same virus that causes chickenpox and is seen mainly in adults.

Warts are bumps on the skin caused by HPV, usually through skin-to-skin contact, appearing on the hands, feet, elbows, knees, or even around genitals.

Seborrheic keratoses is a skin growth typically seen on the torso that mimics the appearance of a wart, often varied in color from pale tan to brown.

Melasma is a condition when dark, irregular patches show up on the face, forearms, or neck, often in women as a result of hormonal changes.

Skin infections can be caused for a variety of reasons and can leave men, women, and children with unsightly and uncomfortable sores and rashes.

Angiomas are cherry-red dots or bumps caused by an overgrowth of blood vessels most often in older men and women on the chest, torso, legs, and arms.

Keloids are pink or red overgrowths of scar tissue that itch and are typically found on the chest, shoulders, ears, and cheeks after a wound heals.

Lipomas are growths of fatty tissue under the skin on the neck, shoulders, arms, torso, or thighs that are typically painless and doughy to the touch.

Vitiligo attacks the cells that create skin pigmentation in men, women, and kids, resulting in white patches or skin color loss throughout the body.

Sexually transmitted diseases often present themselves on the skin in forms of blisters, warts, rashes, and other symptoms across the entire body.