Dermatologist that treat vulva

While many women try to eliminate what they suspect might be potential irritants on their own, believe they must suffer through their discomfort, or feel too ashamed to discuss their symptoms, there are actually identifiable diagnoses and specific treatments available for vulvar conditions that can provide significant relief. If you are impacted by vulvar discomfort of any kind, know that we can help. Depending on your diagnosis, your care may include a range of options, from topical remedies to oral medications and emotional support to medical procedures. Ultimately, our goal is to partner with you to improve or resolve your condition, while also providing the ongoing care and screening you need to prevent any of these conditions from progressing to something more serious, such as vulvar cancer. Scheduling an appointment: Due to the specialized nature of gynecologic dermatology, we do require a referral.

Luger, MD; Gisela Bonsmann, MD Report of a case A year-old woman was admitted to our department with a history of itching and pain of the vulvar region. During a period of 6 months, her clinical symptoms had significantly deteriorated resulting in painful urination and defecation in addition to dyspareunia. Clinical examination showed well-demarcated, smooth, whitish shiny plaques that affected the labia minora, introitus vaginae, and the clitoral hood. Lesions extended to the posterior fourchette, perineum, and anus.

Hall is one of the few gynecologists in the Washington DC area who specialize in disorders of the vulva. This specialized field of gynecology has been an ongoing area of professional interest for Dr. Hall over the past 20 years, leading to additional certifications and a wealth of clinical experience. Considered an expert diagnostician of vulva disorders, Dr. Hall sees many patients referred from other gynecologists and dermatologists who need assistance with the diagnosis and treatment of a variety of vulva problems.