Skin problems include a wide range of symptoms and severity. They might be pleasant or painful, and they can be temporary or permanent. Some are hereditary, while others are caused by circumstances. Some skin conditions are minor, while others can be fatal. While most skin problems are minor, others can indicate a more serious problem. Skin disease, image processing, segmentation, and other topics are covered. Skin disorders in children are fairly common. Many skin problems that affect adults can also affect youngsters. Skin diseases caused by diapers can also affect infants and toddlers. Children are more likely than adults to get skin illnesses because they are exposed to other children and germs more frequently Many childhood skin disorders resolve on their own, however children may inherit long-term skin conditions. Skin illnesses in children are usually treated with topical creams, medicated lotions, or condition-specific drugs. As a result, early detection of skin illness is critical.