“…However, other types of conditions may also occur, such as pyoderma gangrenosum, erythema, ulceration, candidiasis, folliculitis, varicose veins, pseudoverrucous lesions, psoriasis, and granulomas (8)(9)(10) . It should be noted that several factors contribute to the occurrence of peristomal skin complications, such as inadequate removal and repeated application of the collection device, moisture, improper or absent marking of the implantation site, exposure of the skin to corrosive effluents, infection, allergic reaction, misuse of inappropriate topical products, excessive hygiene, and improper handling and cutting of the collection device (4,11) . These factors disrupt the homeostatic balance of the skin and affect the quality of life, well-being, and rehabilitation of ostomy patients (2) .…”