A fungal infection of the skin. Ringworm is seen much less commonly in adults than in children. Tinea versicolor is a fungal infection seen more frequently in adolescent males and young adult males that live in warm climates. This ringworm lesion exhibits typical circular appearance. It is circular with central clearing so that the margin of the lesion forms a red, elevated ring.
Fine scales are visible in the center of the lesion.
Ringworm is not seen as frequently in adults as in children, but when conditions are conducive to growth, such as increased moisture and warmth, the fungus can flourish. This woman has fairly extensive skin involvement. A fungal infection of the skin, seen here on the neck. This is a fairly typical presentation for tinea cruris, sometimes called jock itch. It is most commonly a disease of adolescent and young adult males.