Topical Chemotherapy involves the application of a chemical to the skin, thereby destroying precancerous growths. Tinea Versicolor is a superficial infection restricted to the upper layers of the skin. Varicose Veins are weakened, swollen, or twisted veins. Vasculitis is an inflammation of blood vessels which sometimes manifests itself on the skin as red or purple dots, usually most numerous on the legs. Vitiligo is a condition in which pigment cells are destroyed, resulting in irregularly shaped white patches on the skin.
Warts are contagious viral infections of the outer layer of the skin.
They can occur on any part of the skin, but appear most often on the hands, fingers, and on the soles of the foot.