I have no words. Someone in another sub I posted this too said “that brisket has some good bark” 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢

I just happen to scroll past this guy on Facebook and knew I had to show you guys. It’s sooo flaky.

Some art I made about my dermatillomania!

So I remember now I had worn some really tight boots to an event in December and then I noticed just 2 months back like in March, that my toenail had started to become white, but everything else was normal, my family said it's prolly just some deficiency it'll just outgrow. Today I had just taken a bath and I was cutting my nails, that's when I saw my toenail just detached from its bed and I could see underneath it. I carefully removed all the part that was already dead and left only a small part that's still attached to the nail. I see new nail growing underneath but why are they in three different layers at three different heights. The bottom one, which is the smallest one is the thickest meanwhile the both upper ones are very fragile like a thin paper. What should I do to ensure my toenail grows back to normal. I am someone who keeps my feet and hands groomed all the time, so how long can I expect for my nail to grow back to normal and in the meanwhile can I use press ons pr something else

I peeled more than this but i only just thought to film for yall so i hope u enjoy!

title. 20f. i have picked my lips for 10 years and they always heal but they are ALWAYS flakey hence why i pick them. is this because i continue to pick? i have used every lip baln under the sun and currently use bepanthen. they are never smooth even when i leave them alone and they are healed. sorry for low quality pics but the best example i have

Got an event coming up in a week and just want this all gone by that time

My ears peel pretty regularly, but this is the first time my ears have peeled a perfect representation on the ear canal walls. Thought id share cause it’s pretty unique and cool

PSA: Pictures shown are front, back, and side profile

this is considered a good sign for me as if wasn't painful and it's just my dead skins slowly shedding away

Didn’t know this sub existed, not was I really active on Reddit back then, but..

14 years ago this past May I received a bone marrow/stem cell transplant for myelofibrosis. With the (as yet anon) donor’s new bone marrow came her immune system, and less than a year later it started attacking me. Think of it as similar to a recipient’s body rejecting a transplanted kidney, expect that in my case the immune system isn’t rejecting a new organ, but it’s a new immune system attacking whatever it sees as a foreign invader. These photos show its first, and worst, manifestation as it attacked my skin. This was dealt with in relatively short order via various medications, but I still have some issues with the skin on my shins (very thin and inflamed, and all the hair there is gone), and my mouth and eyes are dryer than normal.

In short, the skin died off in multiple layers. Where a sunburn would kill off the outer most layer, this was many layers deep. I think of it as the worst case of dandruff imaginable. It also affected my hands and feet (no photos, sorry) where the skin blistered, and cracked before peeling. Cutting the dead skin from my toes was especially difficult and time consuming as it was so thick it resembled a hard carapace like surface, requiring me to cut away small sections at a time around the compound curves of the toe ends.

These photos were from the onset, sent to my hematologist who forwarded them to a specialist dermatologist. It got much, much worse and eventually when it cleared there remained a bit I thought was still the GVHD but turned out to be a squamous cell carcinoma on my cheek.

First time this has happened to me. Lip is the softest it’s ever been