Albizia lebbeck, commonly known as Lebbek, is used in various traditional medicine systems, including Ayurveda and Unani, primarily for its anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and wound-healing properties. In traditional practices, preparations from the bark, leaves, or seeds are sometimes applied topically to treat skin conditions such as carbuncles, boils, and ulcers. Ancient texts and ethnobotanical surveys document these uses, attributing therapeutic effects to the plant's astringent and cleansing actions. However, direct scientific studies specifically evaluating Albizia lebbeck for the treatment of carbuncles are limited. While some laboratory research indicates that extracts from Albizia lebbeck possess antibacterial and anti-inflammatory activity, these studies are generally preliminary and not focused on carbuncles specifically. The available evidence does support the plant’s action against certain bacteria that may be implicated in skin infections, but robust clinical trials in humans are lacking. Therefore, the use of Lebbek for carbuncles is primarily justified by traditional knowledge rather than rigorous scientific validation. The rating reflects the presence of traditional use and some supportive laboratory findings, but highlights the need for further research to substantiate its effectiveness and safety for this specific condition.