UT Dermatology

UT Dermatology at University Clinical Health provides skin treatment and surgical procedures. Their dermatologists also educate patients about appropriate skincare and skin disease prevention. UT Dermatology doctors’ network treats skin cancers, moles, warts, and eczema, as well as skin infections and rashes, among other conditions. University Clinical Health physicians provide both specialty and primary care throughout Midsouth. Many of our physicians have received accolades from national publications such as America's Top Doctors (r) for their accomplishments. Our doctors are authorities in their fields and educators. University Clinical Health is the best first-line treatment for any medical emergency.

All commenters hail the clinic and excellent care provided by the attending doctor. Dr. Sarah Smith remains the clinic's heroine, known for her attentiveness and patient empowerment in diagnosis and treatment. Her knowledge still overwhelms people and helps them see how specific skin conditions can be treated quickly and effectively in some instances. She is also compassionate and allows patients to book follow-up appointments, especially if they have pesky skin conditions that are hard to remedy. Even Dr. Smith's and her colleagues' assistants think, especially the one who stays in touch with patients, are trained to do post-surgery care. Dr. Smith has treated severe health issues such as dermatitis and acne with great success. The case Dr. Shroyer's patient presents is a lasting and vital example of swift and comprehensive treatment: a patient went for a routine check-up but received news that a spot was cancer. A simple biopsy later, the patient is healthy and wants to make the news public. It made those who had not visited for cancer checks to check each other. Everyone feels safe in the clinic. The clinic and its doctors surely and truly care about patients. The consensus is that these two clinicians are first-rate dermatologists.