Moist skin with fine hair, prominent eyes, eyelid retraction, and a staring expression are characteristics associated with

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Skin problems along with changes in hair, protruding eyes, and a glazed look are symptoms associated with Graves disease or hyperthyroidism. Myxedema is a condition of hypothyroidism. Cushing syndrome is characterized by plump skin around the face, and lupus usually presents with a rash around the face. Hippocratic facies is usually seen in the terminal stages of illness; the skin is dry and rough.

Moist Skin with Fine Hair, Prominent Eyes, Eyelid Retraction, and a Staring