Dermatology

Our award-winning dermatology department is known as the St John's Institute of Dermatology. It opened in 1863, and is now one of the world's leading centres for patients with skin disease. We are the largest clinical dermatology department in the UK.

We treat a range of skin diseases, including rare and very severe conditions that require treatments not available elsewhere in the UK. We are also an internationally recognised centre of research.

Specialities

Dermatology Day Care

Our Dermatology Day Care (DDC) provides facilities for a range of treatments or investigations. These are for when you do not need a full hospital admission, but need more care than is normally given during an outpatient clinic appointment. 

Our consultants

Wedad Abdelrahman

Wisam Alwan

Clive Archer

Faisal Ali

Rakesh Anand

Natalie Attard

Parastoo Babakinejad

Jonathan Barker

Susannah Baron

Richard Barlow

Emma Benton

Barbara Carey

Roberto Corso

Emma Craythorne

Nemesha Desai

Hiva Fassihi

Felicity Ferguson

John Ferguson

Carsten Flohr

Clive Grattan

Danielle Greenblatt

Richard Groves

Emma Howard

Clare Kiely

Ruth Lamb

Sinead Langan

Fiona Lewis

Magnus Lynch

Satveer Mahil

Helena Malhomme

Raj Mallipeddi

Jack Mann

Andrew Markey

John McGrath

Jemima Mellerio

Sophie Momen

Rachael Morris-Jones

Jane O'Connor

Rakesh Patalay

Andrew Pink

Ellie Rashid

Amr Salam

Kristina Semkova

Jane Setterfield

Nisith Sheth

Khushboo Sinha

Catherine Smith

Bjorn Thomas

Thomas Tull

Christos Tziotzios

Kim Varma

Mary Wain

Ian White

Sean Whittaker

Richard Woolf

Research and clinical trials

Research is vital to improving the care that you receive when you're unwell. You can help improve healthcare by taking part in research studies at our Trust. During your appointment, ask your healthcare professional about research. They'll be happy to tell you about research studies you could be eligible to join.

You can email [email protected] for more information.

Last updated: November 2024

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