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Fig. 1. Structure of Skin & its appendages
Fig. 2.
Layers of the Epidermis
Fig. 3. The Epidermis
Fig. 4. The Skin and its Appendages
Fig. 5. Pilosebaceous Structure
Fig. 6. Hair Structure
Fig. 7. Nail structure
Fig. 8.
Stratum corneum with the intercellular lipid layers
Fig. 9. Diascopy
Fig. 10. Patch Test
Fig. 11. Scratch test
Fig. 12. Keloid lesion due to repeated Skin biting
Fig. 13. Seborrheic Dermatitis
Fig. 14. After treatment
Fig. 15.
Infantile Eczema treated by potent corticosteroid
Fig. 16. Moon Face & Skin Rash
Fig. 17. Corticosteroids
Fig. 18. Acniform eruptian & Depigmentation
Fig. 19. Misuse of Corticosteroids
Fig. 20. Acniform eruption
Fig. 21. Striae
Fig. 22. Dryness of Skin

Fig.22a,b. Herpes progenitalis(before treatment)

 Fig.22c,d&e. Herpes progenitalis (after treatment)
Fig. 23.
Furunculosis
Fig. 24.
Folliculitis
Fig. 25.
Folliculitis & Carbunculosis
Fig. 26.
Folliculitis & Carbuncles
Fig. 27.
Impetigo
Fig. 28.
Impetigo
Fig. 29.
Pointing Abscess
Fig. 30.
Abscess
Fig. 31.
Cellulitis
Fig. 32.
Cellulitis
Fig. 33.
Erysipelas
Fig. 34.
Ecthyma
Fig. 35a.
Skin Gangrene
Fig. 35b.
Skin Gangrene
Fig. 36a.
Dermatitis Gangrenosa
Fig. 37.
Erythrasma
Fig. 38.
Erythrasma
Fig. 39.
Erythrasma
Fig. 40.
Angular cheilitis
Fig. 41.
Angular cheilitis
Fig. 42.
Chronic Actinic Cheilitis
Fig. 43.
Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis
Fig. 44.
Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis
Fig. 45.
Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis
Fig. 46.
Candidal paronychia
Fig. 47.
Bacterial paronychia
Fig. 48.
Pyoderma vegetans
Fig. 49.
Pyoderma vegetans
Fig. 50. Lupus vulgaris
Fig. 51.
Papulonecrotic tuberculid
Fig. 52. Erythema induratum

Fig. 53. Erythema induratum
Fig. 54. Scrofuloderma
Fig. 55. Pinta
Fig. 56a. Pinta
Fig. 56b. Pinta
Fig. 57. Pinta
Fig. 58. Bejel
Fig. 59a.
Tropical ulcer
Fig. 59b. Tropical ulcer
Fig. 60a.
Tinea capitis
Fig. 60b. Tinea capitis
Fig. 61. Kerion
Fig. 62. Onychomycoses
Fig. 63. Onychomycoses
Fig. 64. Onychomycoses
Fig. 65. Onychomycoses
Fig. 66. Tinea Corporis
Fig. 67. Psoriasis
Fig. 68. Tinea Corporis
Fig. 69. Tinea of the face
Fig. 70a. Tinea Corporis
Fig. 70b. Tinea Corporis
Fig. 70c.
Tinea manum
Fig. 71.
Tinea circinata
Fig. 72. Tinea circinata
Fig. 73. Favus
Fig. 74. Tinea cruris
Fig. 75. Tinea cruris
Fig. 76. Tinea cruris
Fig. 76c. Tinea cruris
Fig. 77. Tinea pedis
Fig. 78. Tinea pedis
Fig. 79. Tinea versicolor
Fig. 80. Tinea versicolor
Fig. 81. White piedra
Fig. 82. Cutaneous candidiasis
Fig. 83. Tinea pedis
Fig. 84. Crural Candidiasis
Fig. 85. Mucosal Candidiasis
Fig. 86. Candidal paronychia
Fig. 87. Herpes labialis
Fig. 88. Herpes labialis
Fig. 89. Herpes of lip & Tongue
Fig. 90-. Eczema herpeticum
Fig. 91. Eczema herpeticum
Fig. 92-. Herpes zoster
Fig. 93. Herpes zoster
Fig. 94. Chicken pox
Fig. 95. Chicken pox
Fig. 96-. Chicken pox
Fig. 97-. Chicken pox
Fig. 98-. Verruca vulgaris
Fig. 99-.
Filiform warts
Fig. 100.
Anal & Perianal Warts

 Fig. 100. a&b Herpes progenitalis (before treatment)

 Fig. 100 c&d.Herpes progenitalis(after treatment)

   

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Fig. 101. Warts of the eyelids
Fig. 102. Moist crural warts
Fig. 103. Flat warts of the face
Fig. 104. Plantar warts
Fig. 105. Fungating warts
Fig. 106. Warts of the knee
Fig. 107. Warts treated by Co2 Laser
Fig. 108.
Periungual warts treated by salicylic & lactic acid
Fig. 109. Warts (Koebner's Phenomond)
Fig. 110. Mollascum contagiosum
Fig. 111. Mollascum contagiosum
Fig. 112. Pityriasis rosea
Fig. 113. Pityriasis rosea
Fig. 114. Pityriasis rosea
Fig. 115. Cutaneous leishmaniasis
Fig. 116. Cutaneous leishmaniasis
Fig. 117. Cutaneous leishmaniasis
Fig. 118. Cutaneous leishmaniasis
Fig. 119. Cutaneous leishmaniasis
Fig. 120. Cutaneous leishmaniasis
Fig. 121. Cutaneous leishmaniasis
Fig. 122.
leishmaniasis scar treated by Co2 Laser
Fig. 123. Straw itch mites
Fig. 124. Sarcopetes scabeii
Fig. 125. Scabies
Fig. 126. Scabies
Fig. 127. Harvest mite
Fig. 128. Rat mite
Fig. 129. Black fly
Fig. 130. Deer fly
Fig. 131. Larva of bottle fly
Fig. 132. Cutaneous myiasis
Fig. 133. Pediculosis capitis
Fig. 134. Pediculosis capitis
Fig. 135. Pediculosis capitis
Fig. 136. Head louse & Crab louse
Fig. 137. Pediculosis corporis
Fig. 138. Pediculosis pubis
Fig. 139-. Tick
Fig. 140. Insect bite
Fig. 141. Flea
Fig. 142. Insect bite
Fig. 143. Kissing bug
Fig. 144. Insect bites
Fig. 145. Beatle
Fig. 146. Brown spider
Fig. 147. Black widow spider
Fig. 148. Bee
Fig. 149. Wasp
Fig. 150. Fire ant
Fig. 151a. Dermatitis due to fish toxins
Fig. 151b. Portuguese man of war
Fig. 151c.
Swimming pool dermatitis
Fig. 151d. Seabather's dermatitis           
Fig. 152. Scorpion
Fig. 153. Ova of entrobius vermicularis

Fig. 154. Medena worm lesion
Fig. 155. Bilharzial granuloma
Fig. 156. Trichomonas vaginalis
  Fig. 156a.. Creeping eruption
Fig. 158. Atopic dermatitis
Fig. 159a. infantile eczema
Fig. 159b. infantile eczema
Fig. 160. Acute infantile eczema
Fig. 160a.
After treatment
Fig. 161. Chronic infantile eczema
Fig. 162. Chronic infantile eczema
Fig. 163. Childhood atopic dermatitis
Fig. 164. Childhood atopic dermatitis
Fig. 165. Childhood atopic dermatitis
Fig. 166. Chronic atopic dermatitis
Fig. 167. Acute atopic dermatitis
Fig. 168. Childhood atopic dermatitis
Fig. 169. Adult atopic dermatitis
Fig. 170. Chronic adult dermatitis
Fig. 171. Contact dermatitis
Fig. 172. Contact dermatitis
Fig. 173.
Perianal dermatitis and Gluteal Granulamata
Fig. 174. Perianal dermatitis
Fig. 175. Diaper dermatitis
Fig. 176. Diaper dermatitis
Fig. 177. Cosmetic dermatitis
Fig. 178. Cosmetic dermatitis
Fig. 179. Cosmetic dermatitis
Fig. 180. Bullous contact dermatitis
Fig. 181. Lip stick contact dermatitis
Fig. 182. Cosmetic dermatitis
Fig. 183a. Berloque dermatitis
Fig. 183b. Berloque dermatitis
Fig. 184. Cosmetic dermatitis
Fig. 185. Clothing Dermatitis
Fig. 186a. Clothing Dermatitis
Fig. 186b. Clothing Dermatitis
Fig. 187. Detergent dermatitis
Fig. 188. Chronic contact dermatitis
Fig. 189. Chronic contact dermatitis
Fig. 190.
Hyperpigmentation
Fig. 191a.
Epoxy resin dermatitis
Fig. 191b. Rhus dermatitis
Fig. 192. Contact dermatitis
Fig. 193. Acute contact dermatitis
Fig. 194a. Contact dermatitis
Fig. 194b. Metal dermatitis
Fig. 195a. Acute shoe dermatitis
Fig. 195b. Shoe dermatitis
Fig. 196a. Acute contact dermatitis
Fig. 196b.
Stocking dermatitis
Fig. 197. Chronic shoe dermatitis
Fig. 198. Seborrheic Dermatitis
Fig. 199. Seborrheic Dermatitis
Fig. 200. Seborrheic Dermatitis

   

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Fig. 201. Seborrheic Dermatitis
Fig. 202. Seborrheic Dermatitis
Fig. 203. Seborrheic Dermatitis
Fig. 204. Seborrheic Dermatitis
Fig. 205. Cradle cap
Fig. 206. Cradle cap
Fig. 207. Seborrheic Dermatitis
Fig. 208. Leiner's disease
Fig. 209. Infective dermatitis
Fig. 210. Infective dermatitis
Fig. 211. Discoid eczema
Fig. 212. Chronic eczema
Fig. 213. Dishydrotic eczema
Fig. 214. Dishydrotic eczema
Fig. 215. Pustular dishydrotic eczema
Fig. 216. Jurenile plantar dermatoses
Fig. 217. Juvenile plantar dermatoses
Fig. 218. Juvenile plantar dermatoses
Fig. 219. Stasis dermatitis
Fig. 220. Erythema multiforme

Fig. 221. Erythema multiforme

Fig. 222. Erythema multiforme

Fig. 223. Erythema multiforme

Fig. 224. Erythema chronicum migrans
Fig. 225.
Erythema annulare centrifugum
Fig. 226.
Erythroderma

Fig. 227. Urticaria
Fig. 228.
Urticaria
Fig. 229.
Angioneurotic edema
Fig. 230. urticaria
Fig. 231. Papular urticaria, Purpuric lesion
Fig. 232.
Papular urticaria
Fig. 233.
Dermographic urticaria
Fig. 234. Juvenile urticaria pigmentosa
Fig. 235. Juvenile urticaria pigmentosa
Fig. 236.
urticaria 
Fig. 237. Adult urticaria pigmentosa
Fig. 238.
Fixed drug reaction
Fig. 239. Fixed drug reaction
Fig. 240. Drug Reaction
Fig. 241. Drug Reaction
Fig. 242. Drug Reaction
Fig. 243.
Bllous Drug Reaction
Fig. 244. Drug Reaction
Fig. 245. Bllous Drug Reaction
Fig. 246. Drug Reaction
Fig. 247. Fixed Drug Reaction 
Fig. 248. Drug Reaction,striae
Fig. 249. Drug Reaction 
Fig. 250. Fixed Drug Reaction
Fig. 251. Drug Reaction, contact dermatitis 
Fig. 252.
Neurofibromatosis

Fig. 253. Neurofibromatosis
Fig. 254. Epidermolysis Bullosa
Fig. 255. Epidermolysis Bullosa
Fig. 256.
Epidermolysis, Recessive Dystrophic Type 
Fig. 257. Epidermolysis Bullosa
Fig. 258. Xeroderma pigmentosum
Fig. 259. Xeroderma pigmentosum
Fig. 260. Xeroderma pigmentosum
Fig. 261. Xeroderma pigmentosum
Fig. 262. Psoriasis & vitilligo
Fig. 263. Familial psoriasis
Fig. 264. Psoriasis Vulgaris
Fig. 265. Psoriasis of hands & Feet
Fig. 266. Psoriasis Vulgaris
Fig. 267. Psoriasis of Nails
Fig. 268.
Psoriasis of the scalp & Follicular lesious 
Fig. 269. Psoriasis of the scalp
Fig. 270. Erythrodermic Psoriasis
Fig. 271. Pustular psoriasis
Fig. 272. Erythrodermic & Pustular psoriasis
Fig. 273. Follicular psoriasis
Fig. 274. Follicular psoriasis
Fig. 275. lichen planus
Fig. 276. Hypertrophic lichen planus
Fig. 277. lichen planus
Fig. 278. Hypertrophic lichen planus
Fig. 279.
Hypertrophic lichen planus , nail involvement
Fig. 280. lichen planus of skin & nails
Fig. 281. Lichen tropicus
Fig. 282. Cicatricial Alopecia
Fig. 283. Pemphigus vulgaris
Fig. 284. Mucosal pemphigus
Fig. 285. Pemphigus vegetans
Fig. 286. Bullous pemphigoides
Fig. 287. Dermatitis herpetiformis
Fig. 288. Dermatitis herpetiformis
Fig. 289. Dermatitis herpetiformis
Fig. 290. Prurigo simplex 
Fig. 291. Prurigo simplex 
Fig. 292. Nodular prurigo
Fig. 293. Nodular prurigo
Fig. 294. Discoid lupus erythematosus
Fig. 295. Discoid lupus erythematosus
Fig. 296. Cicatricial alopecia
Fig. 297. Lupus erythematosus 
Fig. 298. Systemic lupus erythematosus
Fig. 299. Systemic lupus erythematosus
Fig. 300. Systemic lupus erythematosus

   

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Fig. 301. Morphea
Fig. 302. Fibromatoses
Fig. 303. Progeria
Fig. 304. Milia
Fig. 305. Hyperpigmentation
Fig. 306. Hyperpigmentation
Fig. 307. Hyperpigmentation
Fig. 308. Hyperpigmentation
Fig. 309. Hyperpigmentation
Fig. 310. Hyperpigmentation
Fig. 311. Hyperpigmentation
Fig. 312. Hyperpigmentation
Fig. 313. Vitilligo
Fig. 314. Vitilligo
Fig. 315. Vitilligo
Fig. 316. Vitilligo
Fig. 317. Vitilligo
Fig. 318. Vitilligo and Alopecia
Fig. 319. Vitilligo and Psoriasis 
Fig. 320. Albinism
Fig. 321. Piebaldism
Fig. 322. Lentigo
Fig. 323. Lentigo
Fig. 324. Acromelanosis
Fig. 325. Generalized Hyperpigmentation
Fig. 326. After treatment
Fig. 327. Pityriasis Alba
Fig. 328. Pityriasis Alba
Fig. 329. Pityriasis Alba
Fig. 330. Pityriasis Alba
Fig. 331. Facial Melanosis
Fig. 332. Periorbital Hyperpigmentation
Fig. 333. Mongolian spots
Fig. 334. Nevus of ota
Fig. 335.
Nevus of Ito
Fig. 336.
Blue Nevus
Fig. 337. Poikeloderma
Fig. 338. Sun burn
Fig. 339. Freckles
Fig. 340. Squamous cell carcinoma
Fig. 341. Polymorphous light Eruption
Fig. 342. Phtodermatitis
Fig. 343. Berloque dermatitis
Fig. 344a. Phtotoxic reaction 
Fig. 344b.
Dermatitis & scarring due to physical injuries
Fig. 345.
Purpura
Fig. 346.
Purpura
Fig. 347.
Vaculitis
Fig. 348.
Purpura
Fig. 349.
Purpura
Fig. 350. Cushing's disease
Fig. 351. Cushing's disease
Fig. 352. Necrobiosis lipodeca diabeticorum
Fig. 353. Diabetic skin gangrene
Fig. 354. Xanthomatoses
Fig. 355. Xanthomatoses
Fig. 356. Icthyosis
Fig. 357. Icthyosis
Fig. 358. Icthyosis vulgaris
Fig. 359. Icthyosis vulgaris
Fig. 360. Icthyosis vulgaris
Fig. 361. Keratosis Piliaris
Fig. 362.
Follicular Keratosis
Fig. 363.
Follicular Keratosis
Fig. 364.
Follicular Keratosis
Fig. 365.
Follicular Keratosis
Fig. 366.
Pityriasis Rubra Piliaris
Fig. 367.
Pityriasis Rubra Piliaris
Fig. 368.
Mal de Meleda
Fig. 369.
Mal de Meleda
Fig. 370.
Mal de Meleda
Fig. 371a.
Callosities  
Fig. 371b.
Acanthosis negricans 
Fig. 372.
Chronic Cheilitis
Fig. 373.
Chronic Actinic Cheilitis
Fig. 374.
Cheilitis
Fig. 375.
Allergic Cheilitis 
Fig. 376.
Allergic Cheilitis 
Fig. 377.
Actinic chilitis & Leukplakia
Fig. 378.
Cheilitis
Fig. 379.
Cheilitis
Fig. 380.
Hairy tongue

Fig. 381. Scrotal tongue
Fig. 382. Herpes Labialis
Fig. 383. Oral Hyperpigmentation
Fig. 384. Hidradenitis Suppurativa
Fig. 385. Fox Fordyce disease
Fig. 386. Miliaria Rubra
Fig. 387. Miliaria Crystallina
Fig. 388. Miliaria Rubra
Fig. 389. Neonatal Acne
Fig. 390. Neonatal Acne
Fig. 391. Juvenile Acne
Fig. 392. Acne Vulgaris
Fig. 393. Acne Conglobata
Fig. 394. Acne Keloidalis
Fig. 395. Acne Excoriata
Fig. 396. Tropical Acne 
Fig. 397. Acniform Eruption
Fig. 398. Acne Frontalis
Fig. 399. Mehanical acne
Fig. 400. Acne Scar
Fig. 401. Occupational Acne
Fig. 402.
Skin resurfacing of Acne Scar by Co2 laser
Fig. 403.
Skin resurfacing of Acne Scar by Co2 laser
Fig. 404. Acne scar
Fig. 405. Skin resurfacing of acne scar by
Fig. 406. Hair Cycle
Fig. 407. Structure of skin and its appendages
Fig. 408. Hair Structure
Fig. 409. Alopecia Areata
Fig. 410. Cicatrical Alopecia
Fig. 411. Alopecia Totalis
Fig. 412. Congenital Alopecia
Fig. 413. Traction Alopecia
Fig. 414. Pressure Alopecia
Fig. 415. Traction Alopecia
Fig. 416. Telogen Effluvium
Fig. 417. Cicatrical Alopecia
Fig. 418.
Alopecia & Vitilligo
Fig. 419.
Androgenic Alopecia
Fig. 420.
Same patiant After treatment
Fig. 421.
Congenital Alopecia
Fig. 422.
Alopecia Totalis
Fig. 423a.
Alopecia Totalis
Fig. 423b.
Alopecia Totalis
Fig. 424.
Alopecia Totalis
Fig. 425.
Nevoid alopecia
Fig. 426.
Folliculitis
Fig. 427.
Folliculitis
Fig. 428.
Cicatriial Alopecia & Folliculitis
Fig. 429.
Piebaldism
Fig. 430.
Hirsutism
Fig. 431.
Hirsutism
Fig. 432.
Hirsutism
Fig. 433. Hypertrophic Nails
Fig. 434.
Mal de Meleda
Fig. 435.
Nail Dystrophy
Fig. 436.
Onychomycosis
Fig. 437.
Nail Dystrophy
Fig. 438.
Nail Shedding
Fig. 439.
Nail Brittling
Fig. 440.
Nail Hyperpigmentation 
Fig. 441.
Blue Nail
Fig. 442.
Azure Nails
Fig. 443.
Yellow Nails
Fig. 444.
Skin penetration of light of different lasers 
Fig. 445.
Laser absorption and Tissue penetration
Fig. 446.
Nevus of Ota
Fig. 447.
Nevus of Ota 
Fig. 448.
Acne Scar  treated by Co2 laser
Fig. 448b.
Skin Resurfacing by Co2 laser
Fig. 449a.
Hirsuitism
Fig. 449b.
Hair Depilation by laser
Fig. 450.
Tattoo Removal by Q- switched laser
Fig. 451.
Warts treated by Co2 laser
Fig. 452
Angiofibroma of lips
Fig. 453.
Angiofibroma removed by CO2 laser
Fig. 454.
Acne scar
Fig. 455.
Acne scar treated by CO2 laser
Fig. 456.
warts of the knee treated by co2 laser

     

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