If your child has a rash, acne, birthmarks or another skin condition, the pediatric dermatology team at Banner Children’s is here to help. Our specialists focus on diagnosing and treating skin conditions in infants, children and teens. Whether your child’s condition is common or more complex, we provide compassionate, child-centered care to help their skin heal and thrive.
Pediatric dermatology is a medical specialty focused on diagnosing and treating skin, hair and nail conditions in children - from newborns through young adults. Children’s skin is different from adult skin, and certain conditions require specialized care. Our board-certified pediatric dermatologists understand how children’s skin grows and responds to treatment, helping your child get the most effective care possible.
Common reasons families visit our pediatric dermatology specialists include:
At Banner Children’s, we’ll evaluate your child’s symptoms, provide an accurate diagnosis and create a personalized treatment plan.
Our pediatric dermatologists regularly diagnose and treat a wide range of skin conditions, including both common and rare concerns. Some of the most frequent conditions we see include:
If your child’s condition isn’t listed here, our team can still help. We treat many less common or complex pediatric skin diseases and will work closely with your pediatrician to coordinate care.
Depending on your child’s condition, treatment may include one or more of the following:
Our goal is to use the safest and most effective treatments available for your child’s age, skin type and condition. We also help families learn how to care for their child’s skin at home to reduce flare-ups and prevent recurrence.
At Banner Children’s, we know that skin conditions can affect more than just your child’s appearance - they can impact confidence, comfort and quality of life. That’s why we focus on:
If your child is struggling with a skin condition, talk to your pediatrician about a referral to Banner Children’s pediatric dermatology. Our team is here to help your child feel comfortable in their skin - today and for years to come.