Noncontagious skin disease, may be hereditary, thick red area covered with white or silver scales

Highly infectious fungal infection of the scalp or skin, whose name doesn't match its source

Fungal infection that can often be found living on floors of gyms or locker rooms, thrives in moist and warm environments.

Raised red itchy areas that may flare as the result of an infection or allergic reaction.

Inflammation of the sebaceous glands, usually occurs during adolescence

A benign skin disorder that looks like red or pink patches, or burst blood vessels, that often patients mistake with "blushing"

Condition where melanin is destroyed and white patches appear in dark skin tone areas.

Infection where sores are covered by a thick dry honey-colored crust, most common in the summer or fall.

This is often associated with a skin abscess that eventually fills with puss.

This is an overgrowth reaction to a scar.

This infection seems to be highly prevalent it hospitals and is highly contagious.

Auto-immune disease where the body attacks it's own tissues and forms scar tissue on the skin and organs.

Another autoimmune disease where the hair follicles are attacked by the body.

Condition where the blood flow to the tissue is insuffecient to keep alive and the tissue dies and necrosis.