The largest center for specialty dermatology in Connecticut, Yale’s Department of Dermatology is among the oldest in the United States. Our doctors and nurses provide safe, compassionate, and innovative care to all members of our community. We offer treatment for skin conditions, all of which can interfere with quality of life. Cutting-edge therapies are often the only hope for patients with resistant dermatologic illness, which affects the whole skin surface. Our physicians are deeply rooted in research, including the exploration of new technologies such as photopheresis for cutaneous T-cell lymphoma and graft-versus-host disease. Our patients often benefit from early access to new treatments and therapies discovered by researchers at Yale. Specialized clinics for organ transplant patients, photopheresis, ichthyosis, and inherited skin disease One of two centers in the state with a pigmented lesion clinic, phototherapy center, and cutaneous lymphoma clinic Cutting-edge microscopically controlled excision (Mohs technique) for recurrence of high-risk cancers Technically advanced referral center for expert diagnosis of benign and malignant skin disorders Large dermatopathology lab, which processes 75,000 patient biopsies annually

Our dermatologists are here to help improve the health and appearance of patients’ skin, and to diagnose and treat both benign and malignant skin conditions. We provide specialized care for the full spectrum of skin disorders, including acne, alopecia areata, psoriasis, inherited skin disease, and skin issues arising after organ transplant and during cancer treatment. We are one of two centers in the state with a pigmented lesion clinic, phototherapy center, and cutaneous lymphoma clinic. The clinical research efforts of our dermatologists have contributed significantly to the treatment of skin tumors such as melanomas and cutaneous T-cell lymphomas. We are actively exploring the uses of advanced technologies such as photopheresis, a therapy for life-threatening and debilitating diseases like cutaneous T-cell lymphoma and graft-versus-host disease. A large portion of the department's research is performed through two separate research entities—the Yale SPORE in Skin Cancer Center and the Spitzoid Neoplasm Repository.

Our Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility Division specializes in aiding patients facing challenges with their reproductive abilities . We are committed to diagnosing conditions and guiding each patient through the available treatment options to help them realize their dreams of starting or expanding their family. We focus on diagnosing and managing endocrine disorders and other chronic conditions that hinder conception or the maintenance of pregnancy. Additionally, we assist patients in preserving their fertility before undergoing cancer treatments. Our expertise extends to supporting individuals without partners, same-sex couples, and transgender individuals in overcoming barriers to parenthood. With its globally recognized reputation, our academic health center is known for cutting-edge therapies and exceptional success rates. Our state-of-the-art facility is staffed by approachable clinicians, many of whom are esteemed experts in fertility treatment. Our clinicians deliver compassionate and personalized care tailored to our patients’ individual needs throughout their journey. Several of our clinicians have held or currently hold leadership positions in prestigious professional organizations, such as the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) and the Society for Reproductive Investigation (SRI), underscoring our commitment to excellence in the field of reproductive medicine. Our clinicians have contributed to over 1,000 scientific publications, significantly advancing the field. They have also authored the seminal reference book Speroff's Clinical Gynecologic Endocrinology and Infertility , which guides clinicians in providing comprehensive care to patients with infertility and reproductive disorders. With decades of experience treating patients and helping them achieve pregnancy, our clinicians are also dedicated to advancing research in their specialized areas. Their findings have led to the development of new diagnostic tests, surgical procedures, and innovative technologies, shaping and advancing the field of assisted reproductive technology. As research is integral to our practice, patients can access clinical trials conducted at our facility. Recognizing the emotional complexities associated with infertility, our clinicians offer empathy, support, and a celebration of successes, guiding patients through their challenges. Financial coordinators are available to clarify health insurance eligibility and costs, ensuring transparency and minimizing unexpected fees. The Yale Medicine Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility Division offers specialized programs including: Endometriosis Program: We diagnose and treat endometriosis , addressing pelvic pain and infertility to improve pregnancy outcomes. Fertility Center: We offer an array of individualized treatment options for both women and men looking to start a family. Our physicians, staff, and scientists share our patients’