Brown Dermatology

Thank you for being part of our community. As we join Brown Health Medical Group, this account is no longer active. Please follow Brown University Health and visit www.brownhealth.org for everything you need moving forward.

As part of our transition to Brown Health Medical Group, on March 30 we’re adopting MyChart to give you a smoother, more connected care experience. From viewing test results to renewing prescriptions and messaging your care team, MyChart puts everything you need in one secure place. Learn more and register at https://www.brownhealth.org/mychart

As we join Brown University Health, our commitment to compassionate, coordinated care remains stronger than ever. On April 1, 2026, this social media account will close as we fully transition updates to the main Brown University Health page.

Starting April 1, you’ll find all practice information on the Brown University Health website. Visit Brown University Health online today and bookmark the site to stay connected. www.brownhealth.org

Our practice became part of Brown Health Medical Group in October 2025, and we’re excited to take the next step in this merger. On April 1, 2026, this social media account will close as we fully transition updates to the main Brown University Health page. This merger enhances care coordination, expands access, and unifies more than 1,500 providers to improve patient care across our community.

As Angela Caliendo, MD, PhD, Warren Alpert Foundation Professor and Executive Vice Chair of Medicine at Brown University and President of Brown Physicians, Inc., shared: “A key benefit of this merger for both patients and providers will be the integration of BPI practices into Brown Health’s electronic health record system.”

To continue receiving health news, practice updates, and system-wide announcements, please follow the main Brown University Health account. We look forward to staying connected with you there.

✨ We’re excited to announce that Brown Dermatology has joined Brown Health Medical Group with Brown University Health.

Together, we’re making it easier for our patients to get the care they need, when and where they need it.

This step strengthens our commitment to the communities we serve, ensuring better access, more coordination, and the same compassionate care you already trust. ❤️

👉 Learn more: https://www.brownhealth.org/news/brown-physicians-inc-joins-brown-health-medical-group

Sunscreen is one of the most effective ways to slow premature aging, and making it part of your daily routine can be simple.

Check out this article from the AAD for tips on incorporating it into your everyday skincare:

American Academy of Dermatology survey: half of Americans worry about skin aging, but many still skip sunscreen ROSEMONT, Ill. (May 6, 2025) — A recent American Academy of Dermatology survey of more than 1,000 U.S. adults found that half worry about premature skin aging and only half use sunscreen regularly, while nearly 1 in 4 don’t know it helps prevent early aging.

Dr. Tiffany Libby recently spoke with Studio 10 WJAR about protecting your skin this summer. She recommends using broad-spectrum sunscreen, applying enough to fully cover your body, and choosing lotion over spray for better coverage.

Watch the full segment at the link below.

Precautions to take with your skin this summer from Brown Dermatologist Dr. Tiffany Libby The summertime is here which means more time outdoors in the sunshine. It is very important to protect our skin year round, but especially during this time of y

Each year, 5 million Americans are diagnosed with skin cancer, more than all other cancers combined.

Dr. Tiffany Libby, Director of Mohs Micrographic and Dermatologic Surgery, recently joined Barbara Morse on NBC 10 WJAR to discuss how to protect your skin as we head into summer.

In the segment, she offers advice on selecting effective sunscreen and recognizing suspicious moles.

Watch at the link below to learn more.

Dermatologist stresses sun protection, self-exams for skin cancer prevention Every year, five million Americans are diagnosed with skin cancer.