They are found throughout the skin. They release materials like sweat or oil from under the skin to the surface of the skin through the pores.

​These are glands that produce sweat. They are commonly referred to as SWEAT glands.

​They are special glands that are located in the breast area.

​The are small OIL-producing glands present all over the body with the exception of the palms of the hands and the soles of the feet.

​They are special glands located primarily in the skin lining of the ear canal.

Glands that produce sweat.

Glands that produce oil

Glands that produce cerumen or earwax

Glands that produce milk.

They are made up of tough keratin that protect soft tissues on the fingers and toes.

It is located underneath the skin at the base of the nail.

It is the continuation of the nail matrix. It is the skin underneath the nail plate.

It is the visible part of the nail. It is strongly attached to the nail bed and does not contain any nerves or blood vessels.

It is the whitish part with the shape of a half-moon located at the base of the nail plate.

It is a thin layer of clear dead skin that frames the nail plate. It helps seal the edges of the nail to prevent infection of the underlying tissues.

How long does it take to a fingernail or toenail grow?