Dermatology

The Department of Dermatology currently has 6 physicians and 1 medical technician, including 2 chief physicians, 1 deputy chief physician of traditional Chinese medicine, 2 attending physicians, and 1 attending physician of traditional Chinese medicine; 1 holds a doctoral degree and 5 hold master's degrees. All are qualified as principal physicians for aesthetic medicine (or traditional Chinese medical aesthetics). It is a standardized residency training base for traditional Chinese medicine dermatology in Zhejiang Province and a master's student training site in dermatology and venereology at Zhejiang Chinese Medical University.

The Department of Dermatology has distinctive characteristics of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine and specializes clinically in using integrated traditional Chinese and Western medical diagnosis and treatment techniques to relieve patients' suffering. In Western medical diagnosis and treatment, examination methods including fungal microscopy, dermoscopy, skin pathology, and Wood's lamp are used to assist disease diagnosis. The department has treatment technologies including carbon dioxide pulsed laser, painless CC light (photorejuvenation), semiconductor laser hair removal, carbon dioxide fractional laser, NG-YAG Q-switched laser, fruit acid peeling, nanocrystal infusion, LED red and blue light, narrow-spectrum medium-wave ultraviolet light, 308 excimer light, botulinum toxin injection, miradry microwave treatment, photodynamic therapy, and liquid-nitrogen cryotherapy, meeting the treatment and aesthetic needs of different skin diseases. In traditional Chinese medical diagnosis and treatment, in addition to oral administration of traditional Chinese medicines, external therapies of traditional Chinese medicine such as traditional Chinese medicine soaking, fire needling, plum-blossom needling, traditional Chinese medicine fumigation, and auricular acupuncture are also provided.

Over the years, the department has used integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine to treat skin diseases including atopic dermatitis, urticaria, eczematous dermatitis, herpes zoster, psoriasis, vitiligo, acne, chloasma, various types of alopecia, various types of viral warts, various types of blistering diseases, connective tissue diseases, and severe drug eruptions, with significant therapeutic efficacy. Surgical procedures, lasers, photodynamic therapy, cryotherapy, and other methods are used to treat various benign and malignant tumors of the body surface, meeting patients' treatment and aesthetic needs; fruit acid peeling, painless CC light, Q-switched laser, fractional laser, and botulinum toxin injections are provided to meet the needs of people seeking medical aesthetics and rejuvenation.