Dermatophytes are a group of fungi responsible for dermatophytosis or ringworm, which can affect the skin, nails and hair. Currently, they are assembled by the genera Epidermophyton, , Trichophyton, , Microsporum,Arthroderma, , Arthroderma , Paraphyton, , Lophophyton and Nannizzia. . Direct microscopic examination and culture on agar remain the gold standard for identification, however, molecular biology is sometimes required to confirm a certain species. Depending on the location, the number of lesions and the extension, the treatment of dermatophytosis can be topical or systemic. Trichophyton indotineae and T. tonsurans can resistance to terbinafine and azoles,