Skin-Detection-DenstNet121

Skin diseases have been increasing among men and women worldwide for many decades [1]. The skin, the body's biggest organ, serves as an important barrier. The skin's principal functions are to protect the body from harmful chemicals in the environment and to prevent the body's various nutrients from leaking out. Many elements influence skin health in human productive life, including UV rays, smoking, drinking, exercise, infections, and the employment environment. Skin problems are currently among the most common ailments afflicting people. A third to seventy percent of the population is classified as high-risk. Every year, 5.4 million new cases of skin cancer are reported in the United States, according to the British Skin Foundation Report from 2018 [2]. One in every five Americans will be diagnosed with cutaneous cancer during their lifetime. Skin disorders significantly negatively impact people's daily lives, interpersonal interactions, internal organs, and even survival. This illness, as a mental ailment, has the potential to induce solitude, despair, and even suicide. As a result, skin disease has emerged as one of the most pressing issues in medicine. According to recent research [3], skin problems impact millions of individuals globally and cause significant illnesses. Skin disease prevalence has progressively increased throughout the years, with some illnesses being more widespread than others. #DataSet https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/arsanyfawzy/skin-diseases