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Need A Dermatologist In Denver

cmon

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cmon
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Does anyone have a GREAT recommendation for a dermatologist for dermatitis hepaformis, and/or hard to diagnose skin conditions? In the Denver area. A skin biopsy was done and was negative; however, the rash looks very much like it. Also wondering if biopsy was done incorrectly. The other factor is Hashimoto's (on thyroid replacement) and is that what is causing rash? Rash is head to toe and VERY itchy. Been to multiple drs - dermatologist, endo, md, Jewish, University and no one has identified skin condition - for 2 years now. Thank you for any suggestions that might help diagnose.

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Hi there, I have lived in Denver for 6 years now and when I first moved here, my acne was terrible and I was in desperate need of a dermatologist!! As I was new here, it did take me a few months to find a good one and that was only because my friend recommended them to me. Here is their website if you want to check them out - Open Original Shared Link

If you do however find someone better please do let me know!! :) 

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