Duke Dermatology is a leader in advanced, state-of-the-art
treatment of skin diseases and disorders.
Dermatology services at Duke include the following:
- Specialty clinics such as pediatric
dermatology, CTCL, hair disorders, pigmented lesions,
keloids, psoriasis, immune and blistering diseases, and
diabetic wound management, among others
- Surgery including micrographic Mohs
surgery, hair transplantation, sclerotherapy, and chemical
peels
- Laser treatments including skin
resurfacing, vascular lesions, pigment disorders, and tattoo
removal
- Phototherapy such as UVB, Narrowband
UVB, total body PUVA, and hand/foot PUVA
We have achieved and maintained national recognition for
excellence in patient care, teaching, and research.
Our current clinical studies are evaluating new treatments
for psoriasis, blistering diseases, hair disorders, leg ulcers,
cutaneous T cell lymphoma, and other diseases.
Appointments
For more information or to make a dermatology appointment,
call the Duke Consultation and Referral Center toll-free at
1-888-ASK-DUKE (1-888-275-3853). Locally, call 919-416-DUKE (919-416-3853).
About Duke Dermatology
Duke Department of Dermatology provides dermatologic services to a
large outpatient population as well as to patients admitted to Duke
University Medical Center.
Duke Department of Dermatology was established in 1939. It was the
first dermatology training program developed in the southeastern United
States.
The program was founded by J. Lamar Callaway, MD (Dr. Cal), an
outstanding clinician and teacher, and a pioneer in academic
dermatology. He established a tradition of excellence in clinical care,
teaching, and research that remains the standard for our department.
