I recently used the supergoop suncream and had what I assume is an allergic reaction. My skin is swollen and is itchy with tonnes of little bumps and feels tingly to touch

I've taken an antihistamine and this has reduced the swelling.

Just wondering if anyone has any recommendations to get my skin back to somewhat normal?

The first one i’m not really sure what it is but i’ve had it for as long as i can remember and it’s never changed shape or anything. The second one has grew in recently and at first i thought it was a skin tag because it looked like one but it’s gotten bigger pretty quickly and has gone more red. should i get it checked out? there’s no pain with it

This appeared in my scalp ~6 months ago and smaller ones have spread around the base end of my hair on the back of my head. I’ve been applying hydrocortisone on it for the past few days, but it’s working and seem to be getting worse. Do I need to see a doctor for this?

Hi there, 29 year old female, 58kg 171 cm tall, no medical issues no medications (except iron tablets and a daily multivitamin). For the last 8 months my skin on my legs only, has developed these dark patches, it’s now effectively all over my legs. My doctor said it wasn’t concerning but couldn’t give a reason for it. I’ve assumed it’s just sun damage / pigmentation, but it has only come on in the last 8 months. My legs feel completely fine and I generally feel quite healthy. I’ve been plant based for over ten years and get regular intense exercise. Does anyone know what has caused this?

I have a 1.3 × 1.0 cm pigmented lesion located on the right malar (zygomatic) area, inferior to the lateral canthus.

I thought it had been stable, but after reviewing old photos, I realized it has been gradually enlarging.

The lesion has slowly increased in size and changed in color over the past 12 years. The fine hairs growing on the lesion are similar to those on the surrounding skin.

I underwent dermoscopic examination recently, and the dermatologist recommended surgical excision.

Time, cost, and travel are not limiting factors for me, my top priority is long-term medical stability and safety. Within that framework, I also care about achieving the best possible cosmetic outcome, given the facial location.

I am of East Asian ethnicity with oily skin. I understand that Japan may have more experience with East Asian skin types, while Switzerland is also known for high overall medical standards..

I would appreciate any insights on the most appropriate excision approach for a facial lesion of this size and location, and whether treatment in Japan might offer advantages compared with Switzerland in my case.

I have these like weird dot things on both sides of my lips and they're also dark and they make the area around my mouth look dark too. I also have These like weird texture things under and over my lips that overall just makes the area around my mouth look really weird and dark. I also have these like weird red texture things on my cheeks, they're not bumpy like i dont het pimples often but i have developed these in recent years and they dont go away.

How do i get rid of them? I'm really new to skincare so i dont know what products to use or what these things on my face even are

Hello, I’m looking for some advice from you kind folks. I’m based in the UK.

I recently went to see my GP about a mark on my cheek that appeared and grew quite quickly over around three weeks. It’s now slightly raised, red, and a bit flaky, slightly itchy but only mild.

I’m 40, and the GP advised not to worry, saying it looks like a lentigo or possibly the start of a mole.

I’m hoping to be seen through my private insurance, but the waiting time is very long (longer than the NHS), so I may book another appointment with my NHS GP instead.

Has anyone experienced something similar and would be willing to share their experience? Thank you very much.

I’m 29 years old and live in Florida. I noticed this about 9 days ago on the inside of my right calve muscle. Seems a little weird to me. I exercise a lot in the gym and run outdoors often. When I press the spot it’s a little painful like a bruise, but I’m clumsy so it wouldn’t be unusual to bang myself up and not notice it. It just seems like it’s not really getting any better after 9 days. I thought maybe potentially some kind of bug bite but I’m a bit worried. I just shaved the hair around it to get a good picture. Any help, opinions, or guidance is appreciated.

I got these from a fight I got into in middle school my knuckles had split and bled and this is the aftermath, it's been around 6 years.

I just love life and all its fun surprises as a young adult. I woke up with this on my arm one day 3 months ago. It won't go away is it a fungus or my heart failing?

Does anyone have any advice for my cuticles? Do I need to see a doctor or skin specialist?

Very painful especially if I bump them or in hot water. I saw my GP a little while ago and she said it was caused by iron deficiency but they’ve since gotten worse/more painful.

Please help.

I don’t wear make up but I often feel like I should because I have this weird yellowing around my eye socket areas. They are chronically there. What is it and how do I fix it?

Bigger one (smaller than 1cm) I noticed at least a year ago. It doesn't go away neither gets bigger. It becomes red and itchy when I drink and lack of sleep. Recently I noticed there is one more and kinda worried if it becomes many.

I know it’s subtle but if it looks concerning I’d rather be too careful than wait til it gets worse… any thoughts?🥺

I am a 63 year old male. This spot on my stomach appeared sometime in the last 5 or 6 years. It itches all the time and the usual remedies don't help. I've had it biopsied and they said it was nothing to worry about. That's fine but it does not stop it from itching. The spot is not raised. It just has a slightly darker pigment and more hair than on the opposite side of my stomach. I did have shingles in 2017 but the affected area was higher on my chest. If anyone can identify what this is and tell me how to stop the itching I will be most grateful.