Secondary psychiatric disorders and the skin

Abstract Background Remarkable is the mind‐skin connection, that lies in profound impact mental health can have on skin and specific diseases health. This intricate relationship gives rise to a burgeoning field of study known as psychodermatology, which rapidly evolving explores between dermatological conditions psychological factors. Aims In this article we summarize some these diseases, vitiligo, alopecia areata, psoriasis, acne vulgaris, albinism, rhinophyma, hidradenitis suppurative. Materials & Methods We searched databases like PubMed, Scopus, Web Science analyzed scientific articles information needed for review. conducted qualitative content analysis main results reported by different authors regarding aimed topics: albinism others secondary psychiatric disorders described article. Discussion Skin unquestionably most visible organ human body; appearance greatly influenced it. An individual's physical emotional wellbeing depend having healthy skin, an essential element person's sexual appeal, sense fulfilment, self‐confidence. Conclusion Psychodermatology recognizes bidirectional interplay mind emphasizing importance addressing improve patient outcomes. Secondary are under classification along with psychophysiological primary disorders.