“Fungal Skin Infection of Many Colors” (Tinea Versicolor) | Pathogenesis, Symptoms and Treatment

The video tutorial covers tinea versicolor, a common skin condition caused by Malassezia furfur. It discusses the condition's prevalence, risk factors like hyperhidrosis and steroid use, and its pathophysiology involving azelaic acid affecting melanin production. Signs include hypopigmentation and hyperpigmentation, often diagnosed clinically. Treatment involves topical antifungals, though recurrence is common. The video concludes with a reference to additional resources on fungal infections.

How is tinea versicolor diagnosed?

What treatment options are available for tinea versicolor?

What is the significance of recurrence in tinea versicolor?