Specialties
Specialties
An allergy happens when your immune system mistakes a normal, harmless substance for something that can cause illness. Your body then has an allergic reaction to this harmless substance—called an allergen.
Asthma is one type of allergic reaction. In fact, the most common kind of asthma is allergic asthma, or asthma that’s caused by allergies.
Section Chief:
Section Chief & Fellowship Director
Physicians:
Director, Allergy Education
Wish you could change something about your appearance? Aesthetic and cosmetic services can make that subtle difference that will help you feel more attractive. Take care of spider veins, discolorations, wrinkles, and more. Invest in yourself to be a more confident healthy you.
Our dermatologists and estheticians work together to offer leading-edge laser and chemical treatments so you can get the highest-quality services and recover quickly from your treatments.
Director:
Medical Director, Cosmetics
Physicians:
Estheticians:
TBA
Your skin is your largest organ because it covers your entire body. It’s also one of the first features others notice about you.
Because your skin acts as your outer protective layer, covering your organs, your skin is exposed to the environment. This makes your skin vulnerable to growths, rashes, discoloration, cysts, burns, injuries, infections, and other disorders.
Medical Directors:
Medical Director, Outreach & Community Engagement
Christopher Hansen | MD - Autoimmune, General Dermatology
Medical Director, Phototherapy
Jamie Rhoads | MD - Autoimmune, General Dermatology
Medical Director, Clinical Trials
Julia Curtis | MD - Mole Mapping
Medical Director, Skin Imaging
Nisma Mujahid | MD - Skin of Color
Medical Director, Multi-Ethnic Skin Disorders
Stephanie Klein | MD - Rapid Access Derm
Officer of Innovation, Medical Director, Rapid Access Dermatology
Directors:
CiCi Topham | MD - General Dermatology
Director, Medical Student Research Program
Director, Medical Students
Physicians:
Medical Director:
David Wada | MD - Dermatopathology, Cutaneous Lymphoproliterative Diseases
Medical Director, DermPath Laboratory
John Zone | MD - Immunopathology
Medical Co-Director Immuno Laboratory
Kristin Leiferman | MD - Immunopathology
Medical Co-Director, Immuno Laboratory
Physicians:
Anneli Bowen | MD - Dermatopathology
Jamie Zussman | Dermatopathology, General Dermatology
Pat Vitale | MD - Dermatopathology
Scott Florell | MD - Dermatopathology, General Dermatology
Maz Khalighi | MD - Immunopathology
Margaret Cocks | MD, PhD - Immunopathology, Dermatopathology, Genital Diseases, General Dermatology
An allergy happens when your immune system mistakes a normal, harmless substance for something that can cause illness. Your body then has an allergic reaction to this harmless substance—called an allergen.
Asthma is one type of allergic reaction. In fact, the most common kind of asthma is allergic asthma, or asthma that’s caused by allergies.
Section Chief:
Section Chief, Fellowship Director Pediatrics
Physicians:
Section Chief:
Section Chief, Mohs Surgery
Physicians:
Douglas Grossman | MD, PhD - Melanoma, General Dermatology
Dekker Deacon | MD, PhD - Melanoma, Research
Alice Frigerio | MD, PhD - Mohs, Vascular Anomalies
Jessica Donigan | MD, FAAD - Mohs
Julia Curtis | MD - Mole Mapping
Fellowship Director, Mohs Surgery
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