Call For Papers
Submit your dermatology research to a leading open access journal advancing skin science and clinical practice worldwide.
Publish Your Skin Research
Dermatologic Research And Therapy invites original research, clinical studies, translational investigations, and comprehensive reviews addressing skin diseases, cosmetic dermatology, and therapeutic innovation. Our rigorous peer review ensures published work meets the highest scientific and clinical standards while reaching the global dermatology community.
We provide a platform for dermatologists, cosmetic surgeons, immunodermatologists, and basic scientists to share discoveries that improve skin health outcomes for patients worldwide.
Dermatologic Research And Therapy welcomes submissions addressing fundamental and clinical aspects of skin disease and dermatologic medicine. Our editorial focus spans the complete spectrum of dermatology science, from molecular mechanisms and therapeutic innovations to clinical outcomes and cosmetic approaches.
Inflammatory Skin Diseases
Research on psoriasis, eczema, atopic dermatitis, and other inflammatory conditions including novel biomarkers, intervention studies, and outcomes research for chronic dermatologic conditions affecting millions globally.
Skin Cancer
Studies on melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and other cutaneous malignancies including prevention, early detection, surgical approaches, and immunotherapy treatments.
Cosmetic Dermatology
Investigations into aesthetic procedures, anti-aging treatments, laser therapies, and emerging cosmetic technologies improving patient appearance and quality of life.
Infectious Skin Diseases
Research on bacterial, viral, fungal, and parasitic skin infections including diagnostic approaches, antimicrobial resistance, and treatment protocols for dermatologic infections.
Autoimmune Skin Disorders
Studies on lupus, dermatomyositis, pemphigus, and other autoimmune conditions affecting skin including biologic therapies and targeted immunomodulation approaches.
Pediatric Dermatology
Research on skin conditions in children and adolescents including genetic disorders, birthmarks, childhood eczema, and age-appropriate treatment strategies.
Dermatologic Research And Therapy publishes diverse article formats to accommodate different research contributions. Each submission type undergoes appropriate peer review tailored to its specific requirements and expected impact on skin science and clinical practice.
- Original Research: Full-length investigations presenting novel dermatology findings with detailed methodology and analysis applicable to skin disease understanding
- Clinical Studies: Patient-based research including randomized trials, cohort studies, and case-control investigations affecting dermatology practice
- Review Articles: Comprehensive systematic or narrative reviews synthesizing current knowledge on skin diseases or treatment approaches
- Case Reports: Educational presentations of unusual presentations, diagnostic challenges, or novel treatments with clinical learning value
- Technical Notes: Brief reports describing innovations in diagnostic technology, procedural techniques, or treatment protocols
- Perspectives: Expert commentary on controversial issues, emerging concepts, or future directions in dermatology research
Rapid publication: Dermatologic Research And Therapy prioritizes timely dissemination of significant findings. Our editorial process aims to deliver initial decisions within four weeks, with accepted manuscripts published online within days of final acceptance.
Publishing with Dermatologic Research And Therapy offers distinct advantages for researchers seeking to maximize the impact of their skin research. Our commitment to open access ensures your work reaches the broadest possible audience of clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals addressing skin disease.
Global Visibility
Open access publication removes barriers, ensuring your dermatology research reaches dermatologists, aesthetic clinics, and medical centers worldwide without subscription limitations.
Expert Peer Review
Rigorous evaluation by recognized specialists in dermatology and skin science ensures published work meets the highest clinical and scientific standards.
Rapid Turnaround
Efficient editorial workflows minimize time from submission to publication, allowing timely dissemination of findings relevant to skin disease treatment.
Permanent Archiving
Digital preservation partnerships ensure long-term accessibility of your research for future generations of dermatologists and skin scientists worldwide.
Authors should prepare manuscripts following Dermatologic Research And Therapy formatting requirements detailed in our Instructions for Authors. Submissions must represent original work not previously published or under consideration elsewhere. All authors must agree to submission and meet authorship criteria according to ICMJE guidelines.
Clinical studies involving human subjects require ethics committee approval and informed consent. Photography of patients requires written permission and appropriate anonymization. Registration of clinical trials in public registries is expected before patient enrollment.
Dermatologic Research And Therapy welcomes contributions from researchers worldwide, recognizing that skin disease affects populations across all geographic regions. We actively seek manuscripts from diverse international collaborations bringing multiple perspectives to dermatology research. Multi-center clinical studies addressing global skin health are particularly encouraged.
For pre-submission inquiries about manuscript suitability, scope questions, or special issue opportunities, contact the editorial office at [email protected]. Our team provides prompt guidance to help authors determine the best pathway for their skin research submissions.
Submit Your Research Today
Join the community of skin researchers advancing dermatology through rigorous peer-reviewed publication. Your research can improve skin health outcomes for patients worldwide.
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