27/04/2026
⚠️ Some skin conditions may not be suitable for massage treatment ⚠️
At Musclescare Massage Therapy, your health and safety always come first.
If you have certain skin conditions such as:
• Ringworm (fungal infection)
• Impetigo
• Cellulitis
• Open wounds or ulcers
• Active eczema flare-ups
• Severe rashes or unexplained redness
• Blisters or contagious skin infections
• Hives with active irritation
• Inflamed acne or infected skin areas
We may need to avoid the area or reschedule your treatment until it has healed.
Massage over infected, inflamed, or contagious skin can worsen the condition, spread infection, and affect both you and others.
Please let us know before your appointment if you have any skin concerns—we are always happy to guide you and make sure your treatment is safe and effective ❤️
Your wellbeing is our priority.
All Skin (Dermatological) Conditions on Hand
- Clinical Guide
The skin is the largest organ of the body, and it often reflects internal health conditions. This visual guide highlights common dermatological conditions seen on the hand, helping in quick identification and understanding.
, Common Conditions Explained:
• Papules (Acne): Small raised lesions due to inflammation
• Erythema: Redness caused by increased blood flow
• Cyanosis: Bluish discoloration indicating low oxygen
• Blister (Vesicle): Fluid-filled lesions due to friction or burns
• Scales: Dry, flaky skin seen in psoriasis or dermatitis
• Eczema: Itchy, inflamed, cracked skin
• Fissure: Deep cracks in skin due to dryness
• Scar: Healed tissue after injury
• Mole (Nevus): Pigmented benign growth
• Wart: Viral infection causing rough growth
• Ulcer: Deep skin loss, often painful
• Necrosis: Tissue death (serious condition)
• Cellulitis: Bacterial infection causing swelling & redness
• Vitiligo: Loss of skin pigment
• Impetigo: Highly contagious bacterial infection
• Ringworm (Tinea): Fungal infection with circular lesions
• Hives (Urticaria): Allergic reaction causing raised itchy patches
• Pustule: Pus-filled lesion
• Tumor: Abnormal tissue growth (benign/malignant)
Note: Early recognition is key for proper treatment. Always consult a healthcare professional for diagnosis.
Healthy skin is a reflection of overall well-being.