Introduction Skin disorder complaints are a common reason for children’s visits to pediatric clinics and emergency rooms. According to current data, primary skin problem represents 4–6% of emergency room visits and up to 24% of the primary and secondary reasons for clinic visits (1–3). Frequent skin disorders in pediatric settings involve infectious skin diseases (27.6%), atopic dermatitis (AD; 17.9%), acne (14.5%), papulosquamous diseases (6.9%), and hair diseases (4.1%) (4).
