If your ankles are red, blotchy and itchy -- you likely have contact dermatitis. Contact refers to your skin touching a substance or allergen, and dermatitis is the inflammatory response that occurs from touching that substance. These symptoms can also be caused by insect bites.

If your skin is naturally pale, redness caused by broken blood vessels, irritation or breakouts is more noticeable than it might be on someone with naturally darker skin, explains "Cosmopolitan" magazine.

If you have combination skin, you probably have an oily T-Zone -- forehead, nose and chin -- combined with dry cheeks and jawline.

Wrinkles are a common dermatological complaint. They are folds or creases that appear on your skin due to the natural aging process or from lifestyle, diet or prolonged sun exposure.

Chapped lips occur when the skin on the lips becomes very dry. The lips may hurt, crack, and even bleed in severe cases. According to the Mayo Clinic, exposure to sun, wind, and cold, dry air can cause chapped lips.

Blotchiness on the arms can be bothersome and frustrating. A variety of medical and environmental conditions cause blotchy skin; some cases require the attention of a medical practitioner. In order to properly diagnose your skin problem, you should understand why and how skin blotchiness occurs.

If you have had a baby or lost a lot of weight, your joy at getting your body back might be tempered by sagging belly skin. The problem can get worse as you get older, because your skin elasticity is reduced and collagen production slows with age.

A swipe of deodorant prevents embarrassing underarm odor. Drugstore shelves are lined with deodorant powders, sprays and roll-on products that promise to keep your pits smelling pretty and confidence soaring.

Retinoids were originally used to treat acne but are now common in the treatment of wrinkles and sun damage repair. Doctors also prescribe them to treat other skin conditions, such as plaque psoriasis. Retinoids are only available by prescription.

Back acne is a condition in which the skin on your back breaks out with blackheads and pimples. When you're back acne is gone, you may be left with dark scars. Deep, severe breakouts are more likely to lead to extensive scarring.

Waking up to discover big red bumps on your face can be distressing. What are these bumps? Will they go away on their own? Do they mean I have a medical problem? Knowing what’s causing the bumps will help you treat them appropriately.

Cracked skin anywhere on your body can be painful and debilitating. For a number of reasons, the extremities of your body -- hands and feet -- are at risk for the development of cracked skin under certain conditions.