Photo Gallery - Skin - Moist Pyoderma

Photo Gallery - Skin Problems - Acute Moist Pyoderma

The circular draining lesion common to Moist Pyoderma

This is often a chronic condition , secondary to other disorders such as immune deficiencies and various allergic conditions.

Staph Skin Infection

Staphylococci bacteria are often seen in surface pyodermas.

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