The programme mobilised over 20 doctors, nurses, and medical staff from the provincial Hospital of Dermatology and Leprosy and the Song Ma region Medical Centre to examine and treat approximately 400 local residents. Common skin conditions treated included fungal infections, scabies, contact dermatitis, eczema, folliculitis, and other dermatological diseases.

The total value of prescribed medications exceeded 30 million VND (1,144 USD), covering oral and topical treatments, immune support, and dermatological therapies.

This initiative aimed to support communities in preventing and controlling common post-flood skin diseases, safeguard public health, minimise complications, and prevent outbreaks. It also helped raise awareness of dermatological health and hygiene following natural disasters.