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Dermatology Department

The Second Hospital of Tianjin Medical University

The Dermatology Department of Tianjin Medical University Second Hospital currently has 17 medical staff, including 1 chief physician, 1 deputy chief physician, 2 doctors with doctorate degrees, and 6 doctors with master's degrees. The department is currently the National Clinical Medical Research Center for Skin and Immune Diseases, a consortium unit of the National Health and Family Planning Commission for hair diseases, a Chinese acne clinical diagnosis and treatment demonstration base, a member of the Peking University Hospital-Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Dermatology Collaborative Network, a Tianjin Photodynamic Therapy Center, and a national-level standardized training base for residents. In 2015, a physician from the department won the second prize in the speech contest at the National Annual Meeting of the Chinese Medical Association. It was the first time that a representative from Tianjin won the award in this contest. In 2016, the department team entered the national finals of the Chinese Medical Association Dermatology Knowledge Challenge and won the Most Popularity Award, which has had a huge impact among peers across the country and the city.Allergen testing, comprehensive STD examinations, rapid fungal fluorescence examinations, dermatopathology, skin beauty, photoelectric technology (including red and blue light, ultraviolet light therapy, semiconductor laser, carbon dioxide fractional laser), chemical peels, cosmetic injections, drug introduction, skin surgery (including incision, skin transplantation, hair transplantation, body surface surgery, surgical treatment of armpit odor, dermabrasion, Mohs surgical excision, etc.), photodynamic therapy, microneedle cupping and other traditional Chinese medicine special therapies.

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