Myiasis is derived from Greek word mias and was coined by hope in 1840. It refers to invasion or infestation of tissues and organs of human beings by dipterous larva which feed on the host‟s living or dead tissue, liquid body substance, or ingested food for certain period of time. Cutaneous Myiasis is the most common type of Myiasis. It is subdivided into 3 types: furuncle, migratory and wound Myiasis. This article reviews current literature, various types and the agents causing it. It also discuses life cycle of each species and various treatment techniques.