As a country with a tropical climate, skin disease is still one of the most common health problems in Indonesia. Several types of skin diseases often become complaints from people in Indonesia. Various kinds of factors can indeed trigger skin diseases, ranging from air temperature, environmental hygiene and also personal hygiene. The dense population of Indonesian people, especially in big cities, along with economic conditions and a lack of public knowledge of the importance of skin health and hygiene, also influence the incidence of various skin diseases that often occur in Indonesia. Types of skin diseases that are often complained of Some types of skin diseases that are found in Indonesia, including: Panu Tinea versicolor or known as tinea versicolor or pityriasis versicolor, is a fungal infection that is characterized by the appearance of patches colored lighter or darker than the original color of the skin. Tinea versicolor can occur when the fungus Malassezia, which is