First Day of Dermatology

[marjieestivill]

The eyes when Dermatology says no one takes them seriously because of their great schedule and beautiful skin!

[lillian_the_snail]

i don’t want to think about life without skin

[embersassembling]

I would much rather be dead without a heart than alive without skin

[lunayen]

And now the new med student has the entire day to anxiously ruminate over what that spot on his cheek is.

[juliabrowni]

At least the dermatologist has time to cry

[tripolarmdisorder]

Hey, there is precedence on this one.

Nurse at a hockey game, sees something on the back of the neck of the opposing team's coach, she goes all the way down to the wall between the fans and the stands and writes out on her phone screen that the thing on his neck should get looked at ASAP, then presses the screen against the glass wall so he can read it.

The next day, he does get it checked and it was malignant tumor, and then the team twitter account asks Twitter to identify her.

She wakes up from a sleep after an long shift, turns on her phone and it is blowing up as everyone she knows has been trying to get ahold of her.

Both her team and the opposing team gave her free season tickets and money to pay for her continuing education in the medical field.

The Doctor’s Portrayal of Dermatologists might be spot on...

[deborahnattrass]

Oh my god I cringed perfectly in time with the med student after that "we'd stick to everything" comment.

[carlyar]

The part about seeing a spot on someone’s skin and diagnosing them with some rare condition… So true!
I was seeing a dermatologist about rosacea, and asked him about some spots/bumps on my thumbs and fingers. A few questions later, he was referring me to internal medicine with concerns about endocarditis (because of oslers nodes) and a connective tissue disorder. Fortunately, the echo was clear, but he was bang on and it turns out I have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome with a rare genetic mutation on my type three collagen.

[YTViewer]

The pretty people with the great work-life balance and the ability to make you question every freckle you’ve ever had. Bless their hearts.

[physicistatlarge]

I respect anyone who can treat deadly cancers like metastatic melanoma.

[eclipsebat]

I just wanna be respected
*Starts drying his own tears with 100$ bills*
WHY IS MY WORK NOT RECOGNISED ENOUGH!

[Freek]

Bro is engaging in psychological warfare to recruit new dermatologists so he can have an even more relaxed schedule lol

[grumbles]

On my ED rotation, we had a guy come in for a rash. In looking through his history, he came to the ED a few days prior for it, was diagnosed with "Rash" and referred to dermatology, who saw him in their office earlier on the day I saw him and diagnosed him with "Rash" and sent him back to the ED for further evaluation. We ended up diagnosing him with "Rash" and discharged him with a referral to dermatology. 🤷‍♂️

[PamelaCristinaBuss]

We would also dehydrate and die super fast but I have to admit that sticking to everything would still be my biggest concern

[sarahprice]

My family is indebted to several excellent dermatologists. The fact that my dad is alive is pretty much down to good dermatologists.
👊You guys rock.

[shellyrae]

That was the perfect “Eww gross” face when he said we’d stick to everything without skin 😂

[pierregullam]

I had a patient in the ICU that died of sepsis she had pemphigus vulgaris turns out skin IS important .

[JA-fppo]

The "oh. no.." with a clear YES face 😂

[WarumanDaShite]

Offer him sunscreen, that should get him to pay attention

[Thepigofthesea]

As someone with chronic eczema, i love dermatologists so much.