Diseases and Disorders > Skin and Connective Tissue Diseases

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Skin Diseases: Acne | Blistering Diseases | Dermatitis (Inflammation, Rash) | Growths | Hives | Ichthyosis | Itching | Infections of the Skin | Mastocytosis | Pigmentation Disorders| Psoriasis | Rosacea | Ulcers

Other Diseases: Connective Tissue Diseases | Hair Diseases | Nail Diseases | Sweating Disorders

Other Topics: Skin Disease (General) | Anatomy | Aging Skin | Body Piercing and Tattoos | Skin Disease Treatment | Sun Exposure

Skin Disease Treatment

(Jump to: Overviews | Non-Surgical Treatments | Surgery )

	Overviews
	Diagnosis and Treatment of Skin Disorders:Merck Manual, Home Edition
	Procedures to Treat the Skin (Index):DermNet NZ

	Non-Surgical Treatments
	Medications
	Injected Skin Treatments (Index):DermNet NZ
	Oral Medications for Skin Diseases (Index):DermNet NZ
	Topical Medications for Skin Diseases (Index):DermNet NZ
	Cryotherapy
	Cryosurgery for Common Skin Conditions:American Academy of Family Physicians
	Cryotherapy of Skin Lesions:DermNet NZ
	Laser Treatments
	Lasers in Dermatology:DermNet NZ
	Laser Resurfacing:ASDS
	Photodynamic Therapy
	Phototherapy (Index):DermNet NZ
	Photodynamic Therapy:ASDS
	See also specific skin disorders in this section of The Health Library website.

	Surgery
	General Dermasurgery Information:ASDS
	Skin Biopsy:eMedicine Consumer Health
	Curettage and Cautery of Skin Lesions:DermNet NZ
	Excision of Skin Lesions:DermNet NZ
	Skin Grafting:DermNet NZ
	Skin Grafting:Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine
	Mohs Micrographic Surgery:American Society for Mohs Surgery [PDF]
	See also Drug Information & Therapies, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery

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