Pt 89+ years old male. C/O hardened skin and color change on | Figure 1

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Pt 89+ years old male. C/O hardened skin and color change on the circled area for years. Macerated on interdigital web space. He has been using tea tree ointment in between toes. He stated that he likes to put cream in between toes. Is it chronic tinea pedis?

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