
Cutaneous warts or verruca are benign growths of the skin that affect 30 to 70% of school-age children and has a lifetime prevalence of 10 to 22% in children.

Body-focused repetitive behaviours are common yet poorly understood conditions with significant mental and physical implications.

Acne vulgaris is a chronic pilosebaceous inflammatory disorder that affects almost 85% of those aged 12 to 24 years.

Many dermatoses occur in the pediatric population that can mimic atopic dermatitis based on their morphology or their propensity for triggering itch.

Atopic dermatitis is a common pediatric disease with a chronic relapsing-remitting course, causing distress to patients and family.

Superficial fungal infections are a common occurrence in adults and children alike.
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Yellow and yellow-brown papules and plaques represent an array of underlying pathophysiology in children’s dermatological diseases.

Cercarial dermatitis (swimmers' itch) consists of urticarial papules that form when the larvae of avian parasitic flatworms penetrate the skin.