Dermatology

Your skin, our priority.

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Comprehensive skin care and dermatology services.

As your body’s largest organ, your skin is at the greatest risk and experiences the greatest potential for significant disorders. St. Luke’s Dermatology is the regional leader in state-of-the-art technology, facilities and procedures.

Dermatology services we offer

Explore our full range of dermatology services designed to treat, enhance, and protect your skin with the latest technology and expert care.

Dermatology conditions we treat

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Meet Dr. Andrew Krakowski, MD

Chief of Dermatology

Training the next generation of Dermatology leaders

Dermatology Residency

The St. Luke’s Dermatology Residency program is integrated within a patient-centered practice where clinical excellence, innovation and compassionate care come together every day. Residents gain broad, hands-on experience across medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology while learning alongside dedicated faculty committed to mentorship and growth.

Come seek a collaborative environment that values curiosity, service and academic rigor.

Explore the Dermatology Residency program

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Dermatology news & stories

Dermatologist Shannon Zullo to Participate in Harvard Panel

Dr. Shannon Zullo, a board-certified dermatologist and fellowship-trained Mohs micrographic skin cancer surgeon at St. Luke’s University Health Network (SLUHN), will be a featured panelist at an upcom...

Dermatology Chairman Named to Influential National Position

Andrew C. Krakowski, MD, board certified pediatric dermatologist and faculty member of the St. Luke’s Dermatology Residency program, has been appointed to the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) Sci...

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Helps Cancer Patient

Richard Werner, 85, used to walk six miles every other day. He had to stop for a while to undergo cancer treatment, but now the octogenarian is walking four miles every other day, and he credits his c...

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