Rashes
Rashes are a common skin concern, but they can vary widely in how they look and what causes them. They may appear as red, dry, bumpy, or irritated skin and are often accompanied by itching or discomfort.
Triggers can include: allergies, irritants, infections, or underlying health conditions. Because treatment depends on the cause, an accurate diagnosis is key. Our dermatology specialists carefully evaluate each case to identify the source of the rash and recommend effective, personalized care.
Diagnosing Skin Rashes
Signs & Symptoms
Rashes are common, although vary from minor to severe depending on your case. Dermatologists will discuss your medical history, familial background, current or past medications, and any allergens that may affect your wellbeing.
Rashes our dermatologists typically treat, but not limited to, include:
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Contact dermatitis (allergic and irritant reactions)
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Rosacea
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Fifth disease
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Ringworm
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Eczema (atopic dermatitis)
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Diaper rash
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Psoriasis
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Cellulitis
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Scabies
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Hives (urticaria)
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Heat & Sun-related Rashes
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Lupus
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Poison Ivy
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Swimmer's Itch
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Seborrheic dermatitis
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Fungal infections (including ringworm and yeast infections)
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Viral rashes (such as shingles and pityriasis rosea)
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Bacterial skin infections (such as impetigo and folliculitis)
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Drug-related rashes (medication reactions)
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Autoimmune-related rashes (such as cutaneous lupus, GA)
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Molluscum contagiosum
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& more
A professional diagnosis.
Persistent or unexplained rashes should be evaluated by a dermatologist to ensure an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment. While many skin rashes are benign and easily managed, some may indicate underlying infections, inflammatory conditions, or other skin disorders that require medical attention.
Early evaluation can help prevent worsening symptoms and support faster relief. If you are experiencing a rash that is persistent, uncomfortable, or changing, we recommend scheduling a consultation with a dermatologist for a thorough assessment.
Better skin and better health is our mission.