What skin condition is characterized by dry or moist lesions?

The skin condition characterized by dry or moist lesions is eczema. Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, manifests as red, inflamed skin that can become itchy and may develop crusts, or leak fluid, leading to moist lesions. This skin condition often appears in patches and can vary from very dry, flaky areas to more weepy lesions depending on the severity and state of the condition. The presence of both dry and moist forms distinguishes eczema from other skin issues.

Other conditions listed, such as psoriasis, typically present with well-defined red patches covered with thick, silvery scales and are more uniform in appearance rather than exhibiting both dry and moist characteristics. Rosacea primarily affects the face and is characterized by redness, visible blood vessels, and sometimes pus-filled bumps. Dermatitis is a broader category that can include eczema but is not limited to the specific presentation of lesions being dry or moist.