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Is this any foreskin infection ?

Hello Doctor, I have a concern regarding my foreskin. For quite some time, it seems to have remained retracted behind the glans, and occasionally I feel as though it gets stuck there, especially when I wear tight pants or jeans and go outside for work. When I gently retracted the foreskin a little further than its usual position, I noticed that the outermost edge/tip of the prepuce seems to be somewhat stuck or attached to the shaft. I am wondering whether this could be the reason why my foreskin is unable to cover the glans normally. I would prefer not to undergo circumcision. Could you please advise whether there is any cream, ointment, or other non-surgical treatment that could help resolve this problem? I would appreciate your advice on whether I should be examined in person and what treatment would be appropriate. Thank you, Doctor.

Hyperpigmentation after (friction)

Hello, Doctor. About a year ago, I had threading done on my neck and forehead, after which the skin in those areas became dark. In April, I consulted a doctor, who suggested chemical peels and laser treatment for better results. However, there is no good dermatologist in my area, so I could not get these treatments done. The doctor also advised me to get some blood tests, which showed that I had Vitamin D and Vitamin B12 deficiencies. I took the prescribed supplements and followed the recommended skincare routine. However, even after using them for some time, the dark pigmentation on my neck and forehead has not improved. Will this pigmentation fade over time, or is it possible for it to go away completely

Hairfall and hair growth

I am facing major hairfall recent days. I have done my blood test done . It has deficiencies like vitamin D3, B12, iron and haemoglobin is also low and I also do feel fatigue and laziness. So could you suggest what can be done and what should I include in my diet so that my hair growth will improve naturally and hair hair fall will stop.

Painful pimples

Have some painful, raised pimples on my cheek. I have been using benzoyl peroxide 2.5% gel at night. Recently, I notice slight itching for a while after applying the gel, but I do not have burning. I also use Dot & Key face wash and Ponds moisturizer. The face wash feels comfortable and does not irritate my skin. Please tell me what could be causing these pimples and whether I should continue using benzoyl peroxide 2.5% gel.

Near tail bone from past 1 month.

Recently i have been developed by this two inflammed pimple after removing the hairs near tail bone I have been prescribed clindamycin topical ointment using since past 2 week but no use . It's painful to lie down because of this . I am also suffering from pilonidal cyst. This pimple reoccur frequently. Is this hs or pyogenic granuloma?.

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Doctors
Dr. Dwight Allen Scarborough - Dermatologist
Dr. Dwight Allen Scarborough Dermatologist (Medical School, Residency in Dermatology, Internship-Internal Medicine, Residency - ID, Residency in Internal Medicine) 47 years experience Affiliated Dermatology Cosmetic Surgery Center
Brookside Woods, COLUMBUS
Dr. Kelley Joann Zyniewicz - Dermatologist
Dr. Kelley Joann Zyniewicz Dermatologist (Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Fellowship in Clinical Research, Residency in Dermatology, Fellowship in Dermatopathology, Residency in Internal Medicine, Internship-Internal Medicine, Medical degree, DO, Internship in Transitional Year) 41 years experience Central Ohio Skin and Cancer
Worthington, COLUMBUS
Dr. George Hruza - Dermatologist
Dr. George Hruza Dermatologist (Doctor of Medicine (MD)) 41 years experience Ohiohealth Orthopedic Surgeons
Columbus 43228, COLUMBUS
Dr. Dominic Neal Mastruserio - Dermatologist
Dr. Dominic Neal Mastruserio Dermatologist (Residency, Medical School, Residency in Dermatology, Medical degree, DO) 35 years experience The James Cancer Hospital And Solove Research Institute
Columbus 43210, COLUMBUS
Dr. Jason W Nash - Dermatologist
Dr. Jason W Nash Dermatologist (Fellowship in Pathology - Dermatopathology, Selective Pathology, Residency in Pathology - Anatomical and Clinical, Class of 2002, Medical degree, DO) 26 years experience The Richard M Ross Heart Hospital
Columbus 43210, COLUMBUS