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general dermatology program
The General Dermatology Program is a large outpatient clinical practice, located in the Richard Janeway Clinical Sciences Tower. It is devoted to the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the skin, hair, nails, and mucous membranes.
psoriasis and skin treatment center
The Psoriasis and Skin Treatment Center provides a broad array of treatment options for patients suffering from psoriasis - a chronic skin condition that affects about two percent of the population - and other severe skin diseases. It is led by Dr. Steven R. Feldman, a member of the Medical Advisory Board of the National Psoriasis Foundation.
This unit offers different types of phototherapy for extensive psoriasis. The unit also helped pioneer the use of UVB laser phototherapy for patients with localized lesions of psoriasis.
In conjunction with the Clinical Studies Center of the Department of Dermatology, the Psoriasis and Skin Treatment Center conducts many clinical trials of new agents designed to treat psoriasis and other psoriasis research studies.
dermatology surgery and cutaneous surgery unit
The Dermatologic Surgery and Cutaneous Oncology Unit serves about 950 patients each year with complex and advanced skin cancer, using Mohs' micrographic surgery. A multiple specialty approach for the patient is favored with some patients undergoing repair after clearance of their tumor by physicians in the fields of facial plastics, plastic surgery, and oculoplastic surgery. Second opinion and diagnostic services are available. The Director of Dermatologic Surgery is Dr. Phillip M. Williford.
Standing: Diane Frye, CNA; Andrea Bradshaw, RN; London McKinney, Patient Service Representative; Neil Gordon, LPN; Kristy Dinkins, CNA; Linda Gunter, Mohs’ Histotechnician. Seated: Dr. Phillip Williford, Tonya Angel.
pediatric dermatology program
The Pediatric Dermatology Program is conducted by the Department of Dermatology in cooperation with the Department of Pediatrics. Children with dermatologic problems are seen by a dermatologist/pediatrician team, an approach that has important benefits for patients and their families.
hair disorders program
The Hair Disorders Program serves patients of all ages who have hair loss or abnormal hair growth. Patients may take part in studies aimed at determining the causes and treatment of different types of hair loss. Faculty members participate in regular clinical/pathologic correlation conferences to ensure the highest standards of diagnosis.
The program is an active laser hair removal center with several lasers in use to allow laser hair removal for every skin type. We offer electrolysis for those patients who prefer this method of hair removal.
clinical studies center
At the Clinical Studies Center (CSC), researchers conduct controlled studies of pharmaceutical agents developed for skin disorders; patients have an opportunity to participate in these clinical trials, which are an essential aspect of the evolution of new and better treatments for dermatologic disease.
Our clinical studies research team includes board certified dermatology principal investigators, a physician assistant, four certified clinical research coordinators, an administrative team, recruitment specialists, and a lab technician, led by its director Adele Clark, PA-C.
The Clinical Studies Center utilizes the latest technology within its studies. Our mission is to provide the highest quality research data to gain FDA approval for industry leading medicines to improve medical care for patients with skin diseases.
For more information about the Clinical Studies Center please contact:
Adele Clark, PA-C
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Department of Dermatology
Medical Center Boulevard
Winston-Salem, NC 27157 USA
(336)716-7465
aclark@wfubmc.edu
dermatopathology unit
The Dermatopathology Unit uses various techniques to provide expert tissue analysis and diagnosis of skin lesions. This is done to support the clinical and research efforts of the department. Currently the staff is using and developing molecular techniques to aid in the diagnosis of infectious and inflammatory diseases of the skin and tumors. Special emphasis is put on research into and diagnosis of cancers including melanomas and lymphomas of the skin.
cosmetic dermatology center
The Cosmetic Dermatology Center offers cosmetic services and products including: glycolic acid chemical peels, Jessner and trichloroacetic acid chemical peels, laser skin surgery, collagen injections, Botox, Restylane and electrolysis.
performed by physician and physician assistant only
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Laser hair removal for both fair and dark skin types
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Latest technology for the Non-invasive laser for skin tightening of the face, neck, abdomen
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Lasergenesis for improvement of complexion
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Vascular laser for facial vessels and leg veins
performed by esthetician
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Alpha-hydroxy acid chemical skin peels
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Salicylic acid chemical skin peels
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Microdermabrasion
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Electrolysis
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Evaluation of skin care needs
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Skin care regimens designed for all skin types
products availble for sale include:
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Several MD Forte lines of alpha-hydroxy acid products
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Green tea and caffeine anti-oxidants
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Sunscreens for all skin types
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Moisturizers for dry, oily, and normal skin of face and body
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