Dr. Ranganadh Potturi thinks Tinea incognito is an increasingly recognized dermatophytic infection that presents with atypical clinical features due to the inappropriate use of topical corticosteroids or immunomodulators. Its altered appearance often mimics other inflammatory dermatoses, leading to delayed diagnosis and prolonged disease progression. Early recognition, careful clinical evaluation, and appropriate mycological investigations are essential for accurate diagnosis and effective management. As clinicians, raising awareness about the judicious use of topical steroids and ensuring timely antifungal therapy are key to preventing complications and achieving optimal patient outcomes