Kansas Society of Dermatology

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The Kansas Society of

Dermatology & Dermatologic Surgery

SERVING THE STATE OF KANSAS

Advocates for quality, safety, and collegiality in dermatologic care

The Kansas Society of Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (KSDDS) is a statewide association of dermatologist and dermatology surgeons dedicated to fostering educational initiatives to strive for quality, safety and collegiality in the delivery of dermatologic care.

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2023-2025 Leadership

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President

Matthew Fink, MD

President-elect / Secretary

Dominic Wu, MD

Treasurer

Brittany Oliver, MD

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About

KSDDS membership is open to all board-certified dermatologist, dermatology surgeons, and dermatology physician assistants or nurse practitioners.

What's Included

Membership includes registration to the annual conference, continuing education, and networking.

Membership	Cost
Physicians	$270
Physician Assistants/Nurse Practitioners	$125

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Gold Exhibitors

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Faces of Humanity

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Advancing Repigmentation Therapy: Extended Phase Three Results for Ruxolitinib Cream

By Micah Flint • December 10, 2025

New data from extended Phase 3 trials highlight durable repigmentation and safety outcomes for Ruxolitinib Cream in vitiligo treatment.

A Letter From President Matthew Fink

By Micah Flint • November 17, 2025

Dr. Matthew Fink, President of KSDDS

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Research Summary: Hydrocolloid Dressing vs Petroleum Ointment for Scar Appearance After Dermatologic Surgery, A Randomized Clinical Trial

By Micah Flint • November 17, 2025

A randomized clinical trial comparing hydrocolloid dressings and petroleum ointment for postoperative scar appearance following dermatologic surgery. This research summary evaluates healing outcomes, cosmetic results, and clinical implications for optimal wound care management.