Understanding Skin Desquamation and Eczema: A Visual Guide #3587097 (License: Personal Use)

The image depicts a cross-section of human skin with labeled regions: desquamation shows the natural shedding of keratinized cells from the stratum corneum, while eczema illustrates chronic inflammation, spongiosis (intercellular edema), and hyperkeratosis. The dermal layer reveals dilated capillaries and immune cell infiltration, characteristic of atopic dermatitis.

Used in dermatology education, patient brochures, or clinical websites to explain pathophysiology of eczema and differentiate it from normal skin turnover; matches user intent for understanding symptoms, diagnosis, or treatment rationale.