"skin problem" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe any issue or condition affecting the skin. Example: My sister has been struggling with a recurring skin problem for years, but she finally found a treatment that works for her.
Tovey's skin problem almost led to him quitting the production.
Because of his skin problem writer chose a profession that did not demand being presentable.
"You're in a pressured environment," says one student, who suffers from a skin problem and wishes to remain anonymous.
"But we're even happier if an ordinary person with a skin problem finds help by using our products.
"She can heal and cure any skin problem and keeps everything very simple and unfussy," Ms. Weisz said.
At that time an acquaintance I had not seen for several years came to see me for a minor skin problem.
Reduce both your carbon footprint and your skin problem in one fell swoop by turning down the heat and putting on a jumper.
A spokesman for the archdiocese said Father Gorak had requested the move because he had a skin problem that would be eased in a warmer climate.
We acknowledge the blessing of not being responsible for those transition-team photographs Mr. Bush posed for early on, in which he attempted to look presidential but only managed to look like a turtle with a skin problem.
POEMS is a very rare syndrome that can look like a blood problem or a skin problem or a nervous-system problem, or like none or all of those, and can be lethal if undiagnosed.
You are not alone, you are one of the 13 million people who consulted their GP last year about a skin problem and now you are one of the 750,000 referred on to see a dermatologist.
