Tess McPherson has been a consultant dermatologist and clinical tutor (lead for dermatology undergraduate teaching) since 2012 at Oxford University Hospitals.
A specialist in paediatric and adolescent dermatology and leads the service in Oxford and provides specialist support for surrounding counties.
Experienced in general dermatology of all ages and in particular all skin problems affecting babies, children and young people.
Experienced in management of all general dermatology including infective conditions (including warts, impetigo, fungal, scabies), inflammatory conditions (including acne, eczema, psoriasis). Experienced in topical treatments, systemic medications and biologic medications and referall for light treatment and/or allergy testing when required.
Active in national and international paediatric dermatology with elected national roles, leading BAD guidelines and responses, organising and speaking at multiple conferences.
Established an award winning clinic for young people with skin problems and supporting impact on life and mental health with proven results.
Lead clinicain on web resource for young people with Acne, Alopecia, Eczema and Psoriasis - healthtalk.org
Recently written a book for young people: How to be comfortable in your skin to be published Oxford University Press (OUP) in 'The Facts' series 2021
Diseases, Medical Tests and TreatmentsAdolescent dermatology
Impact of skin on mental health - psychodermatology