Skin conditions affect approximately one-third of the global population, presenting not only physical symptoms such as rashes, scarring, and pigmentation changes but also significant psychological burdens.1 The stigma and social implications associated with dermatological conditions often lead to stress, anxiety, depression, and even suicidal ideation.2 Recognizing the profound impact on mental health, researchers and patient advocacy organizations have sought to identify and develop resources tailored to individuals facing these challenges.3
“The findings of the landscape analysis revealed that there are currently several mental health resources for individuals with skin conditions, predominantly in the form of online interventions such as websites dedicated to providing…