A. Cellulitis 

A bacterial infection of the deeper skin layers that can spread quickly and requires prompt evaluation. 

Common Signs: 

• Warm, red, swollen skin 

• Pain or tenderness in the affected area 

• Fever in more advanced cases 

B. Skin Abscess

A localized collection of pus beneath the skin caused by infection, often requiring drainage alongside medical treatment. 

Common Signs: 

• Swollen, tender lump 

• Warmth and redness around the area 

• Visible pus or discharge 

C. Suspicious Skin Lesions 

Moles, growth or skin changes that need clinical evaluation to rule out early skin cancer. 

When To Get Evaluated: 

• A mole that changes size, shape or colour 

• A sore that does not heal 

• New growths that appear or grow quickly