Ayurveda is considered by many scholars to be the oldest healing science. Ayurveda means “The Science of Life.” The knowledge of Ayurved is originated in India more than 5,000 years ago and is often called the “Mother of all Healing.” It stems from the ancient Vedic culture and was taught for many thousands of years in an oral tradition from accomplished masters to their disciples. The Skin is the largest organ of the body, having a surface area of 1.8m2 and measuring approximately 18% of the body weight. It reveals both the normal and pathological state of an individual. Beauty is not in a potion or in a magic pill. Everyone is beautiful in his or her own way – you just need a little natural and loving touch with Ayurvedic care. The face is one of the important areas that you need to take care of because all five senses are located here. In Ayurved Healing are pamper with exotic herbs, foods that are pure, and beauty care that is natural and simply divine. Ayurveda is having sound knowledge in treating skin diseases. It’s not only treat the disease but also preventfrom further complications. The word Kushtha is a broad term used for almost all skin disorders. The disease which has a spreading nature and which leads to demarcation of skin in the form of discoloration is known as Kushtha. In Ayurveda, almost all the skin diseases is explained under Kushtha- Rogadhikara and classified as 7 Maha-Kushtha and 11 Kshudra Kushtha.In Kushtha all three Dosha are vitiated along with four Dusya i.e.Twak, Mamsa, Rakta and Lasika which play major role in pathogenesis of Kushtha. It is a Bahudosha vyadi where there is vitiation of Dosha to a greater extent. Kushtha is best known for its Doshakarmaja and Janmantara Anubandha attributes. It is enlisted under the Rakta Pradoshaja Vikara and Astamahagada. Skin is also the Sthana for Sparshanendriya. There is an inseparable relation between skin and Manas due to their Sarva Indirya Vyapakatva so any problem to the sparshanendriya also affects the Manas. Panchakarma are procedures where the Doshas are made Utklishta by the administration of Snehana and Swedana therapies and are expelled out through the nearest route. The five procedures coming under Panchakarma are Vamana (Emesis), Virechana (Purgation), Basti (Medicated enema) Nasya (Errhine) and Rakthamokshana (Bloodletting). Panchakarma are not only meant for Shodhana, but can also be used as measures for Langhana, Brumhana, Lekhana, and Shamana. Since the publication of book mainly based on complete knowledge about the concept of Kushtha (Skin Disorders) and its correlation with modern science. This book will be very helpful for UG, PG, PhD students for easy identification of various types of Kushtha, various single herbs or herbo-mineral drugs formulation and Agad uses in Kushtha along with treatment like Shodhana, Shamana and Nidan Parivarjanais added in detail. This book also contains skin disorders related to Children.