
Acne
Acne isone of the most common skin related conditions, particularly in teenagers. Is associated with clogging of the skins oil glands. In severe cases it can lead to permanent scarring, and is recommended to be treated by dermatologists as soon as it gets out of hand.
Dermatitis and eczema
Dermatitis and eczema isinflammation or swelling of the skin where the skin comes out in a rash that is itchy. Usually described as a dryness and crustiness of the skin.
Finger Nails and Toe Nails
Finger Nails and Toe Nailsare a great indicator to overall body health. Many nail conditions are a result of fungal infections, and often easily treatable.
Fungal infections
Fungal infectionsof the skin are common, including thrush and Candida.
Hair Loss
Dermatologists are usually associated with hair loss treatments, however a proper diagnosis may reveal a condition rather than hereditary reasons.

Psoriasis
Psoriasisis a skin condition resulting in thick red flaky and inflamed skin with silvery scales. Can sometimes difficult to treat, and treatment requirements may vary. Your local dermatologist is always best to be consulted with this condition.
Rosacea
Rosaceais a facial skin condition that causes ares of the face to turn red, it looks a little bit like blushing and can sometimes will be accompanied with small red pimples like bumps.
According to CANSA South Africa has the second highest rate of skin cancer incidence in the world among Caucasians, Australia is a number one in this list. Fortunately if diagnosed early most skin cancers can be successfully treated.
Vitiligo
Vitiligo iswhen the skin loses pigmentation, and starts to look like you have patches of different coloured skin. The vitiligo is a lighter coloured patch of skin, very difficult to treat.

Warts
Warts are acontagious benign skin growths, caused by a virus that invades and infects the top layer of skin.