The hair loss can be because of stress, hormonal imbalances, inadequate nutrition levels, or medical issues. The importance of consulting a dermatologist for proper diagnosis and treatment cannot be overstressed. Without being given a proper diagnosis, the application of over-the-counter shampoos and medications will only make it worse.

Considering your symptoms, you should visit a dermatologist. You may feel the roughness around the discolored parts and the pain signals that the skin is wounded and will require a doctor’s treatment. 

I would say that pigmentation per session can become different depending on some factors. These factors include the area being treated, the degree of pathologies, and the type of treatment that has to be done. It is recommended to approach a dermatologist or an aesthetician who has expertise in pigmentation treatment for a proper evaluation and estimation of the cost per sitting.

It is my recommendation for you to go see a dermatologist, right away, if while you are on Vyvanse, you have any skin burning or discoloration.

Two small white patches on your feet probably mean a fungal infection called tinea pedis or athlete's foot. It is advised to have a dermatologist visit to properly diagnose and treat any cases of skin diseases or conditions.

Some common causes of ear discoloration can be excessive sunlight, hormone modifications, or genetic conditions. It would be wise to have an appointment with the dermatologist so that a careful evaluation and diagnosis can be done. Sunlight exposure and sunscreen should be good enough to give suitable treatment options like topical creams or laser therapy to lighten the pigmentation. 

Be sure to go to the doctor as soon as possible if you think you might be infected with an STD. You may have genital herpes, or an STD if you experience a swelling in the bump on your lower bum area. A dermatologist or a specialist in sexual health can be suited to diagnose and treat any conditions you may suffer.

Long-term use of this steroid cream should be undergone with caution because it may result in some negative effects e.g. skin thinning and/or infections. The use of the cream should be halted gradually. Cutting the dose of the cream immediately may lead to the onset of the withdrawal symptoms. This calls for consulting a dermatologist.

It might be caused by hormonal fluctuations or an undiagnosed medical condition that must be examined by a dermatologist. It is highly recommended to see a specialist to get the right diagnosis and treatment for this disease.

The pimple-like bumps on the side of your foot may be a type of skin disease, known as molluscum contagiosum. It is a virus caused disease that can be managed by a dermatologist. It is advisable to consult a dermatologist who can determine the condition for the proper treatment and management of the disease.

Hair can become thin when one of the many causes is considered including heredity, poor nutrition, hormonal imbalance, stress, and some health issues. The specific reason for the hair loss must be understood and proper treatment might be given by a dermatologist or trichologist who is an expert in the field.

Often, a cluster of boils on the buttock region can be attributed to bacteria or immune system dysfunction. A trip to see a dermatologist or infectious disease specialist is an important consideration when trying to figure out the root cause of your problem.

It is advisable to see a dermatologist for a rash on your penis. They focus on diagnosing and treating skin diseases. I suggest going to a doctor to find out the cause of a rash and receive effective treatment.

Yes scabies can be transmitted even when you are fully dressed and lay down in bed. Scabies occurs due to the movement of very small mites that may transfer from one person to another through direct contact or via the exchange of bedding and clothing. If in doubt, and you’re suspicious, that you have scabies, it is advisable to seek the help of a dermatologist

Exposure to hair dye on the skin may cause a skin allergy. I suggest you to see a dermatologist who is a specialist in skin related diseases and can properly evaluate and treatment for your reaction.