It looks like you’ve got penile papules. These are small, harmless bumps that commonly appear on the shaft of the penis. They might be white, pinkish or the color of your skin, and they don’t come from infections or bad hygiene. If the bumps start hurting or itching or anything else about them changes, it’s best to go see a dermatologist.

Let me give you the lowdown on hydroquinone: it’s a common ingredient found in skin lightening products. This is because it works by reducing melanin in the skin. So if you have dark spots such as age or sun spots, using hydroquinone could help fade them away. However, don’t forget that you must be cautious not to misuse it since this can cause some undesired effects. As a rule, always follow directions given by the manufacturer when using any cosmetic product and also watch out for any allergic reactions.

A keloid is when the skin grows too much after an injury has healed. They may feel itchy or painful. You could use silicone sheets or gel over the wound to stop it from growing back. Additionally, ask your physician about corticosteroid injections which can help flatten the keloid. 

It may not always be painful, though it causes occasional mild pain. Such a thing can happen when there is a small sac under the skin or it is a harmless tumor. Sometimes these bumps are caused by blocked oil ducts or inflamed hair follicles. Make sure you have a dermatologist take a look at it so they can tell you for sure what it is and how to fix it.

Your thought process will not be directly affected by having bad hair, oily hair, or even grease on it. But it might divert your attention if you don’t feel okay because of such problems. Hair becomes greasy when not washed frequently or much oil is used. To solve this problem, ensure you wash with mild shampoo now and then and minimize the number of hair products applied. 

Feeling soreness in your penis’s glans accompanied by white-colored vein-like lines is something that could make you worry but let’s make it simple. This may result from an infection or irritation. It can be either sharp or mild pain and those veins could mean that blood circulation is not enough or there is a problem with the skin there. Maintain hygiene around that place, don’t wear tight clothes on it, and use some nonprescription creams. If it doesn’t go away or it gets worse then you should see a dermatologist.

You might be dealing with petechiae– tiny red spots caused by small bleeds under the skin. These can show up when you have been, say, pushing too hard while on the toilet. Certain infections and some meds can also produce them. To get rid of petechiae hang loose, put your feet up often, and wear loose well-fitting shoes. In case these suggestions don’t help or other things are bothering you… get in touch with a dermatologist.

Hyperhidrosis is a condition characterized by excessive perspiration on the (feet/hands). There can be various reasons why this occurs such as genetics, stress, or even certain medical conditions. Antiperspirants, breathable fabrics, and relaxation techniques like yoga breathing exercises may help reduce sweat production.

Because it helps to protect cells in the body, glutathione is good for men. It’s like a shield that fights off bad stuff which can harm your body. When glutathione is low, you may feel tired and weak. Eating fruits and vegetables can help increase glutathione levels inside your body.

You may have a sebaceous cyst, this occurs when the hair follicle is clogged and oil collects under the skin. It is usually not serious, but it can become infected if left untreated. If it bothers you, it would be best to have a dermatologist remove it safely. To prevent infection, do not try to squeeze it out at home.

Your finger got an infection and that’s why there was pus. The pus most likely helped to fight off the infection in your body though. Once your finger has healed, it’s common for the nail to come off occasionally. A new one will grow back. Keep the area clean and covered. However, if it looks infected again or you are worried about anything else then it’s always best to get it checked out by a dermatologist.

Perhaps you have a yeast infection or a fungal infection in the private area. Yeast infections can cause redness, itching, and sometimes small bumps. These bumps are most likely due to the infection and not sweat bumps. To help this, complete your prescribed fluconazole and ensure the area is clean and dry. Avoid tight clothing and wear cotton underwear. If the symptoms do not go away or get more severe, it’s always good to check with your urologist.

Usually, cold sores appear as red, swollen bumps on or around your lips. They can hurt a little and may have clear fluid inside them. The virus responsible for cold sores is known as herpes simplex. You could try using over-the-counter creams or ointments to make them heal quicker. Always wash your hands and avoid touching the sore so it doesn't spread. 

It seems like you might have a common condition called acne. Acne can appear as red pimples or a rash on your chest and head. It occurs when hair follicles become plugged with oil and dead skin cells. Hormones or bacteria may also play a role in its development. To make things better, try mild cleansers and don’t pick at or squeeze the pimples. If it’s bothering you, see a dermatologist who can give you advice tailored just for you.

There are a few reasons why you might have that strange dark line on your nail. If you hurt your nail at all, even just a little bit, it could cause this. On the other hand, not having enough vitamins might also be the cause. Don’t worry if you feel fine and have no other symptoms besides the line, it’s not worth it. In case you do start feeling sick or notice anything else strange happening with your body, visit a dermatologist.