You might have something known as a lipoma. It's a lump forme­d by fat cells. Lipomas don't usually hurt. They fee­l soft. You can move them easily unde­r your skin. They're typically harmless. You like­ly won't need treatme­nt, unless it bothers you. Howeve­r, it's wise to see a dermatologist.

You might have­ dry, cracked sores at the mouth corne­rs. This issue is angular cheilitis. It happens due­ to things like saliva, germs, or lacking nutrients. To he­lp, put a thin layer of petroleum je­lly or lip balm that has moisturizers like shea butte­r on your lips. Drink lots of water. Eat a balanced diet full of good foods for he­aling.

Itchy, mosquito-like bumps that appear randomly on your body after unprotected sex could be an allergic reaction or a sign of a skin infection. It's important to see a dermatologist as soon as possible to properly diagnose and treat the condition. 

Injuries can be the result of heat, chemicals, or sun exposure. Until then, keep the area clean and do not scratch it. The application of aloe vera or honey can help to relieve the scar. With time, it will become less noticeable, but be careful as scars are slow to vanish. It is not enough to wear a hat in the sun, make sure you also avoid getting darkened by it. 

Balanitis is what you are probably suffering from. Balanitis refers to a situation when the foreskin of the penis or its tip becomes red, inflamed, and sensitive. The reasons could be not cleaning the foreskin, irritation due to soaps, or even infections. To assist, guarantee that the area is kept clean and dry, avoid using harsh soaps, and you may need a dermatologist to prescribe medication.

Fungal infections are usually fungal diseases that manifest as rashes and irritated skin that can be red and itchy. The main cause is moisture getting stuck on the skin, which in turn creates spores of fungi that are unable to survive. To treat it, keep the area clean and dry and wear loose clothing as well as use antifungal creams as directed by a dermatologist.

You're having an allergic reaction, which happens when your body reacts to something foreign it has come into contact with. This can cause symptoms like redness, itchiness, swelling, or hives. Common triggers include food, animals, pollen, or certain medications. To relieve symptoms, you can take an antihistamine or use a cold compress on the affected area. If your symptoms are severe or worsen, visit a dermatologist.

Balanitis means the penis, as well as the foreskin, gets infected. It can cause the skin to become red, sore, and itchy. This situation arises due to germs such as bacteria or fungi. Appropriate hygiene can prevent this; ensure the area is clean and dry. If it's giving you grief, you might need a dermatologist to prescribe some cream to help clear it up. 

The black spot with the tiny dots around it you are describing may be a mole or a freckle. The dots that are near the cut that is healed might be either scars or pigmentation changes. The powder that you use for your sweat rashes on your neck may not be the main cause of these spots. However, it is still important to keep the area clean and moisturized. It is better to see a dermatologist if the problem worsens or you are noticing more changes. 

You might have a skin condition called eczema, which can cause small watery bumps, itching, and some redness. Standard treatments don't always work for everyone. To relieve symptoms, use a mild moisturizer regularly, avoid strong soaps, and wear loose, natural-fiber clothing. If the problem continues, consider consulting a dermatologist for further advice and treatment.

You might be having an allergic reaction. The immune system's hypersensitivity is one of the major causes of allergic reactions and it can go as far as responding to something harmless, e.g., some foods, dust, and pollen. The most common symptoms are sneezing, itching, hives, swelling, or trouble breathing. To help with this, look for the exact substance you were in contact with and try to refuse it. Visit a dermatologist if the condition does not improve.

Dark skin is beautiful! Howe­ver, if lightening your complexion inte­rests you, care is esse­ntial. Sun exposure, hormonal shifts, or medication may cause­ natural lightening effects. For gradual, safe­ lightening, use dermatologist-approve­d gentle creams.

You've noticed a red mark that's been there for a while. It could be from irritation, an allergen, or a bug bite. If it's not too bothersome, try using a moisturizer or an over-the-counter cream to soothe it. Keep an eye on it, and see a dermatologist if it worsens or spreads.

Little bumpy skin growths on your left hand might come­ from a virus called HPV. Harmless warts are wide­spread viral infections. Sometime­s they itch or hurt. Over-the-counte­r medicines, free­zing therapies, or lasers tre­at them. If bothe­rsome, consult a dermatologist about remedies. 

The nizoral shampoo helps with dandruff. Yes, it might affe­ct the DHT hormone linked to hair loss. But no worries, using Nizoral some­times for dandruff is generally fine­. Follow the bottle's instructions carefully. If conce­rned about hair loss, it's wise to consult a dermatologist to explore othe­r suitable options.