Infections constitute the bulk of dermatologic practice in most areas. In areas where they are not common, they tend to be “exotic” and thus even more difficult to identify or diagnose. This text aims to be a valuable tool for the practicing physicians. The novelty and exclusivity of this handbook stem from its presentation of an Indian perspective, where infections are seen quite commonly. The book exhaustively covers all important and relevant skin infections—bacterial, mycobacterial (including tuberculosis and leprosy), fungal, viral, protozoal, parasitic infestations, and sexually transmitted infections as well as emerging dermatoses in the last one decade. The book seeks to provide a critical, yet practical approach to treatment. The most effective and safest remedies that have been time-tested and also backed by high-quality evidence are presented. The liberal use of tables, graphics, and clinical photographs, with less text, make this book a reader-friendly must-have manual for dermatologists, pediatricians, physicians, and general practitioners alike.