What is Skin Disease?

Types of Skin Diseases

• 
  Atopic Dermatitis

  A chronic inflammatory skin condition
  where a compromised skin barrier
  causes recurring itching and dryness,
  leading to repeated inflammation.
  Allergic predispositions, genetics,
  and environmental factors cause flare-ups.

• 
  Psoriasis

  A chronic inflammatory skin condition
  where skin cells proliferate rapidly,
  forming thick, persistent red plaques
  covered with silvery-white scales.
  Immune dysregulation and daily stress
  are major contributing factors.

• 
  Vitiligo

  A dermatological condition where
  melanocytes decrease or disappear,
  leading to localized skin pigment loss
  and clearly demarcated white patches.

• 
  Warts

  A viral infection caused by
  Human Papillomavirus (HPV),
  causing skin cells to overgrow
  into small, rough raised bumps
  or lesions resembling corns.

• 
  Corns & Calluses

  Painful localized skin lesions
  formed when repeated pressure
  and ongoing friction cause
  skin keratin to thicken deeply
  into a hardened, tender core.

• 
  Skin Tags

  Small, harmless benign skin growths
  often found on the neck and armpits,
  caused by chronic skin friction,
  aging, or genetic factors.

• 
  Milia

  Tiny white cyst-like bumps formed
  when keratin becomes trapped just beneath
  the skin surface, commonly near the eyes.

• 
  Syringoma

  Small, benign skin lesions formed by
  the proliferation of sweat duct cells,
  typically clustering as tiny bumps
  around the lower eyelids.

• 
  Onychomycosis (Nail Fungus)

  A chronic fungal infection
  where nails become thickened,
  discolored, and brittle.
  Because it can spread, early laser
  and medical therapy is essential.

• 
  Folliculitis

  An infection of hair follicles
  caused by bacterial penetration,
  leading to acute inflammation
  that manifests as red papules
  or small pus-filled pustules.

• 
  Seborrheic Dermatitis

  A chronic inflammatory condition
  marked by recurring redness
  and greasy scaling on sebum-rich
  areas of the delicate skin,
  such as the scalp and face.

• 
  Contact Dermatitis

  An acute inflammatory reaction
  triggered by direct contact with
  external irritants or allergens,
  resulting in itching and redness,
  swelling, or localized blisters.

• 
  Urticaria (Hives)

  An allergic or immune-mediated
  skin reaction presenting with
  sudden itchy, raised wheals
  across the skin surface.

• 
  Lentigo (Liver Spots)

  A benign pigmented skin lesion
  caused by localized proliferation
  of melanocytes from UV exposure,
  appearing as clearly demarcated,
  flat brown spots on the skin.

• Limeeseok Theme Clinic accurately analyzes
  the root cause of each disease
  and skin barrier integrity,
  designing the safest and most effective
  personalized treatment combination for every patient.