波士顿大学皮肤科为波士顿医学中心的住院患者和门诊患者，波士顿社区卫生中心，牙买加平原退伍军人管理局医院和英联邦大道诊所以及大波士顿地区的其他诊所提供皮肤病护理。该系占地36,000平方英尺，位于波士顿大学医学院校园内，毗邻医学院，公共卫生学院，牙科医学院和主要教学医院波士顿医学中心。教职人员和临床助理在皮肤病学的几乎所有专业领域均提供专业知识，包括：皮肤肿瘤学，皮肤病学手术，风湿病皮肤病学，光疗，激光和整容手术，光采，脱发，皮肤溃疡，伤口愈合，小儿皮肤病，痤疮，痤疮疾病色素沉着和种族皮肤，牛皮癣，湿疹和自
The mission of the Boston University Department of Dermatology is to serve as a leader in education, research, and patient care for skin health and diseases of the skin. We are committed to excellence in patient care, teaching, and generating new knowledge about normal and diseased skin, and are committed to innovation in all of our endeavors. We strive to meet the highest standards of academic excellence and place particular emphasis on innovation in our research and teaching programs as well as clinical care, with a specific focus on caring for underserved urban communities and a diverse patient population. Ultimately, we expect that our work will provide insights into the basic mechanisms underlying the development of skin diseases and lead to novel approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of skin diseases, which will improve the lives of our patients and those of the millions of patients who suffer from cutaneous disorders worldwide.<br><br>The Department of Dermatology at Boston University provides dermatology care to inpatients and outpatients at Boston Medical Center, patients in Boston neighborhood health centers, the Jamaica Plain Veterans Administration Hospital, and Commonwealth Avenue clinics, as well as additional clinics in the Greater Boston area. Faculty use eConsult Telehealth to provide dermatology advice to health providers. The department occupies a 36,000 sq. ft. building on the Boston University Medical Campus adjacent to the Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine, School of Public Health, Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine, and Boston Medical Center, the principal teaching hospital. Faculty and clinical associates offer expertise in practically all subspecialty areas within dermatology, including: skin oncology, photopheresis, dermatologic surgery, rheumatologic-dermatology, phototherapy, laser and cosmetic surgery, alopecia, skin ulcers, wound healing, pediatric dermatology, acne, disorders of pigmentation and ethnic skin, psoriasis, eczematous disorders, and autoimmune diseases. Departmental researchers are leaders in fields such as malignant melanoma, cutaneous lymphoma, non-melanoma skin cancer, wound healing, diseases of the hair, rheumatologic-dermatology, MOHS surgery, and diseases of skin of ethnic origin.