Dermatosis gray

Gray acne is a skin disease of unknown cause that is not influenced by climatic factors, racial, or food-related work. Has a chronic condition, characterized by the appearance of lesions that spread in the skin, grayish in color with red border and thin, sometimes slightly elevated. The lesions appear abruptly, for outbreaks, without previous symptoms, sometimes accompanied by itching. Typically, this type of acne leaves permanent stains on the skin and so far, no form of treatment was effective.

Palmoplantar dermatosis youth

Palmoplantar juvenile acne is a type of acne that is usually located in the soles, especially the heels and toes of both feet. It is characterized by redness, excess production of keratin and cracked skin with a shiny appearance. The symptoms worsen in winter, deep cracks can cause pain and bleeding from time to time. The main cause is the use of wet shoes and socks or excessive contact with water.

Contact dermatitis

Contact dermatitis is inflammation of the skin caused by physical and chemical agents, which cause discomfort, pain, itching, burning, and psychosomatic reactions. Initially limited to the area of ​​contact with the causative agent, but then can spread. It is most common on the hands as it is on the housewives in some professions that require contact and direct exposure to more aggressive products to the skin. It can also happen on the earlobes or the anterior wrist, allergy to nickel contained in the buckle of the watch. In many cases, contact can also be through air, as with the pollen and perfumes.

Dermatosis and dermatitis are the same thing?

Dermatosis and dermatitis are not necessarily the same thing, although they are often confused. The dermatosis is a broader term used to describe skin diseases that are classified as Psoriasis, Eczema, Acne, Hives, among others. Dermatitis or dermatitis means exclusively skin inflammation.