Dermatology
A full spectrum of clinical and research expertise in dermalogic skin care
The Indiana University School of Medicine Department of Dermatology cares for both common and rare diseases of skin, nails and hair. The department is nationally recognized as a leader in academic dermatology providing outstanding training for future dermatologists.
Education
The department combines strong clinical training and didactic teaching in general dermatology and subspecialty areas, including multidisciplinary melanoma, vascular lesion, cutaneous lymphoma, genitomucosal dermatoses, cosmetic dermatology, and transplant dermatology.
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Research
Dermatology faculty at IU School of Medicine perform basic science research in areas such as atopic dermatitis and HPV, clnical research in a wide array of topics, as well as clinical trials evaluating the use of new and existing medications in dermatology.
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Clinical Care
The department’s faculty physicians provide skilled and attentive care to diagnose and treat a full range of dermatologic disorders and provide advanced cosmetic services.
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Years Hosting Free Annual Skin Cancer Screenings
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Years Teaching Cutaneous Biology Course
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Faculty Physicians in Indiana’s Largest Dermatology Group
Ally-Khan Somani, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor of Clinical Dermatology
Ally Somani, MD, has achieved the highest degree of Mohs Micrographic Surgery qualification by completing a rigorous, two-year training program through an American College of Mohs Surgery fellowship.
Melanie M. Kingsley, MD
Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor of Dermatology
Melanie Kingsley, MD, is a leading dermatologist in cosmetic procedures of the face with a focus on the perioral area specializing in botulinum toxins, fillers and lasers.
Trailblazers in Dermatology
At the forefront of medical science, the IU School of Medicine Department of Dermatology is advancing the technologies of dermatologic care and training the next generation of doctors while delivering the highest-quality care and treatment with integrity and compassion.
Graduate Medical Education Programs
The Department of Dermatology offers a 3-year accredited residency in general dermatology.