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Transdermal drug delivery systems are substantially used for topically applying medicines in the form of patches and transdermal patches to the skin. More drug immersion, excellent bioavailability, and systemic rotation of the medicine through the skin are all advantages of TDDS. Currently, 74 of specifics are taken orally and have smaller adverse goods. They're carried through the skin's dermis and feasible epidermis for original remedial action and into the bloodstream. TDDS avoids first pass metabolism, adding remedial efficacity and maintaining tube medicine situations. The most extensively used dermatological treatment styles in the history were topically administered poultices and ointment. These phrasings are absorbed via the skin if they've systemic adverse goods, as some of them do. The transdermal delivery system encompasses all topically applied medicine phrasings designed to get the active component into the bloodstream. The review delves into the diverse technologies employed in TDDS, including microneedle arrays, iontophoresis, and novel formulation strategies, elucidating their contributions to enhancing drug permeation across the skin barrier. Furthermore, it discusses the importance of evaluation parameters, history and its application. A special case study on transdermal patches is presented, offering a detailed examination of their design principles, clinical applications, and recent breakthroughs. The case study incorporates examples of successful transdermal patch products, emphasizing their efficacy, patient compliance, and therapeutic benefits.