Skin

See how the skin works and exactly what each condition changes — in interactive 3D through the layers — then find care.

Conditions in this section

• Eczema (Atopic Dermatitis) — A dry, itchy, inflamed skin barrier that flares and settles — very common, especially in children, and manageable.
• Psoriasis — The immune system speeds up skin renewal, so cells pile into thick, scaly plaques — controllable, and not contagious.
• Acne — Blocked, inflamed oil glands cause spots — extremely common in the teens, and very treatable.
• Fungal Skin Infection — A common, itchy ring-shaped rash from a skin fungus — very common in India’s climate, and treatable.
• Vitiligo — The pigment cells are lost in patches, leaving white areas of skin — harmless to health, and increasingly treatable.
• Skin Cancer — Skin cells that grow out of control, usually from sun damage — highly curable when found and treated early.

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