Stan

It's like, we don't react to, you know, skin conditions like we would, for instance, if all of a sudden you're feeling chest pain, for instance, or, or what have you, but important nonetheless.

So welcome.

And thanks for being with us.

I greatly appreciate your willingness to be on health chatter.

So, all right, let me, let me start this thing out a

You know, as a parent, you know, you start out with, you know, with infants and, you know, your kids.

And the first thing that comes up is like diaper rashes and, you know, all these types of things.

So what came to my mind as I was reflecting on this subject is this, and maybe Mitch, you can respond to this.

Are there particular skin related conditions

as we age?

In other words, are there some like, you know, when you're an infant or young, adolescents, adults, older people, are there things that we just kind of happen to us as we age?

So what's considered a dermatologic emergency?

Yeah.

And do you see more emergencies with older people or does it go across the lifespan?

It depends.

All right, Barry.

So let me, you know, there are a lot of skin conditions, okay?

And, you know, in our background research, which, you know, our listening audience should be able to find on our website afterwards.

But, okay, there's acne, there's eczema, there's psoriasis, there's rosacea, there's even hair loss, there's moles, there's all this, all these things.

Okay.