This atlas, like the previous editions, is intended for senior medical students, general practitioners and also entrants into the field of dermatology. The book is divided into 25 chapters: some diseases have been classified etiologically while others have been grouped conventionally; however, some groupings have been made morphologically to emphasize how dermatoses, with different etiogenesis, may simulate. Key Features Enlarges greatly with added emphasis on clinical manifestations supplemented with a cryptic histopathological description supported by several color photomicrographs. Includes the body diagrams, biopsy images, flow charts and tables to make the atlas comprehensive. Divides into 25 chapters with various diseases conventionally grouped. Adds several new contents including the one on lasers, cosmetic dermatology and on phototherapy and photodiagnosis. Discusses the principles and practice of treatment. Updates to keep up with newer trends in disease manifestations and treatments. Classifies some diseases etiologically while others have been grouped conventionally. Incorporates newer therapies (albeit briefly) to make atlas comprehensive. Useful for medical students, general practitioners and residents in dermatology and internal medicine.