Guiding & treating infants, toddlers, preschoolers, & teens.
Compassionate skin care for our youngest patients.
Chicago’s Most Trusted Pediatric Dermatology Providers
Our relationship with skin care starts at an early age. From allergic skin reactions to chronic skin conditions, our youngest patients need a foundation of care and compassion. At Skin MD, LLC, in Chicago, IL, we delight in starting this relationship. Our pediatric dermatology services establish a foundation for skin care that lasts a lifetime, ensuring high-quality patient care through our dedicated and compassionate approach. Whether it’s childhood acne, contact dermatitis, molluscum, birthmarks, or port-wine stains, we have a gentle treatment to match.
New skin is sensitive skin. Throughout childhood and well into our teenage years, we can contract any number of rashes, breakouts, and flare-ups. Naturally, our treatments have to be equally as sensitive as the skin itself. At Skin MD, we’ve assembled the best and brightest dermatological minds from across the discipline. When your child needs a skin check or medicated lotion, get them started off right with an appointment at our locations throughout Chicago.

Expert Pediatric Dermatology for Growing Skin
At our pediatric dermatology clinic, we offer a comprehensive range of services to address the unique skin needs of children. From newborns to teenagers, our board-certified pediatric dermatologists at Skin MD offer gentle, effective treatments for a variety of childhood skin conditions, ensuring healthy, happy skin at every stage of growth.
From common issues like diaper rash and atopic dermatitis to more complex conditions such as pigmented skin lesions and vascular birthmarks, our specialists are equipped to handle it all. We understand that younger children and young adults have different skin care needs, and we tailor our treatments accordingly. Whether your child requires laser therapy for skin lesions or surgical removal of skin growths, we ensure they receive the best possible care.
At Skin MD, we go beyond routine care, offering specialized treatments for pediatric skin infections, eczema, psoriasis, and childhood skin cancer. We use the latest techniques and technologies, including laser treatment, to provide effective and gentle care. With state-of-the-art laser therapies and cutting-edge solutions, we provide gentle yet highly effective care—ensuring your child’s skin stays healthy, strong, and radiant.
Most Common Childhood Skin Conditions
Adults have a way of rationalizing pain and discomfort. We name a skin condition or rash, take steps to treat it, and wait as patiently as we can for symptoms to subside. This chain of thought and action is not available to children. When skin irritation strikes, it can be deeply upsetting to parents and children alike.
At Skin MD, our pediatric dermatologists have years of experience in diagnosing and treating the most common pediatric skin conditions. Here are just a few to watch out for in your child’s early years.
When To See a Pediatric Dermatologist
As they crawl, teethe, and suck on their fingers, children are likely to encounter any number of skin issues. For parents, it can be hard to tell when a rash will last a day, a week, or years on end. Similarly, certain bumps, discolorations, and growths can be symptoms of a more serious issue. When in doubt, have your child checked out by a trained dermatologist.
While many skin conditions are benign and do not require treatment, certain conditions like hemangiomas or abnormal moles may need medical intervention due to potential complications.
If you notice these signs—or any others that worry you—the best course of action is to schedule an appointment with a pediatric dermatologist. Contact Skin MD immediately if you’re concerned about your child’s health.
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Why Choose Skin MD For Pediatric Dermatology?
Your Questions Answered
Pediatric Dermatology FAQs
If you’re concerned about diaper rash, or any other form of skin irritation, call the pediatric dermatologists at Skin MD at 708-636-3767.
Molluscum is treated exclusively with Cantharidin—an FDA-approved medication that must be administered by a healthcare professional.
If you’re concerned about your child’s chickenpox symptoms, contact a pediatric dermatologist today.
