Dermatology

Skin is the largest organ of the body, and also the most visible. Skin problems can range from minor but unsightly to life-threatening conditions.  Skin changes may also be signs of an additional internal medical issue in need of diagnosis and treatment.  There are over two thousand distinct skin diagnoses.  Some of the more common or more serious skin conditions we diagnose and treat include (but are not limited to):

Atopic dermatitis (eczema)Autoimmune skin diseases, such as lupus and dermatomyositis

Blistering skin diseases including those affecting oral mucous membranes

Chronic itch

Contact dermatitis

Diseases of the hair and scalp

Immunologic skin diseases

Infectious diseases, including warts

Keloids

Occupational skin diseases

Panniculitis – inflammatory diseases of fat

Pigment disorders leading to increase or decrease in skin color

Pregnancy-related skin eruptions

Psoriasis

Skin cancers, tumors, and lymphomas

Vascular lesions

 

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