Dermatology

Dermatologist Arlene Ruiz De Luzuriaga, MD, MPH, MBA, examines a patient in clinic

Expert Skin Care From Head to Toe

Your skin is the largest organ in your body. It can be affected by a wide range of diseases, environmental conditions and age-related changes. At the University of Chicago Medicine, our dermatologists have extensive experience diagnosing, treating and preventing a wide range of skin conditions, from common rashes and moles to complex skin cancers and autoimmune disorders. Whatever your skin problem, our team will be able to recommend the optimal treatment for your specific needs and goals. 

Conditions & Treatments We Offer

Our skin experts provide medical and surgical treatments for all types of conditions affecting the skin, hair and nails.

Convenient Locations for Dermatology Care

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To speak to someone directly, please call 1-888-824-0200. If you have symptoms of an urgent nature, please call your doctor or go to the emergency room immediately.

 

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Dermatology

Adult Dermatology with Dr. Diana Bolotin: Things You're Too Embarrassed to Ask a Doctor Podcast

Things You’re Too Embarrassed To Ask A Doctor is UChicago Medicine’s podcast dedicated to answering some of the most searched medical questions on the Internet. This episode features dermatologist Diana Bolotin, MD. Listen as Dr. Bolotin answers questions related to adult dermatology. Today’s questions include things like, “Why do I still have adult acne?” and more.

Pediatric Dermatology with Dr. Sarah Stein: Things You're Too Embarrassed to Ask a Doctor Season 1, Episode 4

Things You’re Too Embarrassed To Ask A Doctor is UChicago Medicine’s podcast dedicated to answering some of the most searched medical questions on the Internet. Can diaper rash cream help with eczema? Does baby acne hurt? Can warts kill you? This episode we hear from pediatric dermatologist Sarah Stein, MD, about the pesky lumps and bumps on our babies, kids and teens.