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Call us at 724-933-9190 or email us at ccpderm@chp.edu to schedule your child for her/his acne, wart, molluscum or other pediatric dermatologic appointment.
Welcome to Children's Dermatology Services. Please review and complete this paperwork prior to your first visit to our office. If you have questions, please call 724-933-9190. Thank you!
We offer pediatric teledermatology services through a partnership with DermatologistOnCall. You can request an online visit with Robin Gehris, MD – on your time – for skin, hair and nail treatment that’s fast and secure. You can expect a response within 3 business days. Please do not use for life threatening emergencies.
View current news clips below featuring UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh’s dermatology patients, programs and staff. Check back often for continued updates.
Don’t Get Burned: Sunscreen Expiration Dates Just As Important As SPF Rating CBS Local (6/30/2017)
How to protect your kids from insect bites Trib Live (5/23/2016)
Protecting Children from Insect Bites Be Glad You Have Children's blog (5/12/2016)
Study shows 80% of sunscreens don't work, have worrisome ingredients WTAE-TV (5/19/2015)
Parents have choice to make when it comes to safe sunscreen for kids WPXI-TV (5/19/2015)
Skin cancer warning signs differ between children, adults, doctor says WPXI-TV (5/15/2015)
Consumer Reports Puts Sunscreens To The Test KDKA-TV (5/14/2015)
Extremely Dry Winter Skin Can Have Dangerous Consequences KDKA-TV (2/26/2015)
Dry Skin Advice for Pittsburgh Winters Be Glad You Have Children's blog (2/5/2015)
Nickel allergy has some itching to use their iPads Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (7/14/2014)
Nickel Used In Electronic Devices Could Give You A Rash CBS Pittsburgh (7/14/2014)
Report looks at potential hazards of spray-on sunscreens for kids WPXI (7/10/2014)
Doctors Seeing More Cases Of Hand, Foot & Mouth Disease KDKA-TV (7/2014)
Baby wipes causing itchy, scaly rashes in some babies NBC News (1/13/2014)
"Super lice" pops up in Pittsburgh kids: How to get rid of bugs CBS News (10/11/2013)
Reported Cases Of ‘Super Lice’ On The Rise At Schools CBS Pittsburgh (10/10/2013)
What Every Parent Should Know About Their Children’s Moles Be Glad You Have Children's blog (5/15/2013)
AAP endorses guidelines for managing pediatric acne Healio.com (5/14/2016)
How Tanning Beds Can Be a Risky Habit Be Glad You Have Children's blog (5/2/2013)
FDA Issues Warning For Henna Tattoos KDKA Pittsburgh (3/26/2013)
Most aren't protecting their skin from the sun adequately Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (5/13/2012)
Technology Helping to Diagnose and Treat Children KDKA Pittsburgh (8/11/2011)
Heat Wave Diary: Driver Says Hydration is the Key Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (7/21/2011)
Fact or Fiction: Summer’s Outdoor Hazards KDKA Pittsburgh (7/20/2011)
Facts About Mosquitoes You May not have Known KDKA Pittsburgh (7/13/2011)
Genetics May Play Role in Risk for Skin Cancer KDKA Pittsburgh (6/22/2011)
Children's Hospital's main campus is located in the Lawrenceville neighborhood. Our main hospital address is:
UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh One Children’s Hospital Way 4401 Penn Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15224
In addition to the main hospital, Children's has many convenient locations in other neighborhoods throughout the greater Pittsburgh region.
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