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Dr Mary Sommerlad is a UK trained, Consultant Dermatologist based in London. She sees children
and adults in her substantive NHS post. She is passionate about Dermatology and in particular empowering people to have the best skin they can by offering an inclusive patient centred, holistic approach to skin care and skin health.

Dr Mary studied medicine at University College London (UCL) where she obtained a First Class intercalated BSc in Immunology at UCL and was awarded the British Society of Immunology Undergraduate Prize. During her time as a medical student she obtained the Prize for Society & the Individual. Dr Mary graduated from UCL with a Merit in Clinical Practice and undertook rigourous training programmes in London and the South East.

Dr Mary undertook her Specialist training in Dermatology within the prestigious Royal London and Royal Free rotation. During her training she was awarded the Royal Society of Medicine monthly registrar prize in 2013 and 2014 and the Hugh Wallace Junior Registrar Prize 2012- 2013. She gained extensive experience in the management of chronic, acute and emergency Dermatological conditions as well as clinical trials.

Dr Mary has presented at National and International conferences and she has several publications in leading peer reviewed academic journals including the British Journal of Dermatology.

Dr Mary is passionate abut empowering patients, healthcare professionals and the general public to make the right decisions for their skin health through education and engagement. She has designed and contributed to Patient education, Nurse education and GP education programmes.

As a consultant Dr Mary’s interests are Eczema, Acne, Rosacea, Pigmentation problems such as melasma and post inflammatory hyperpigmentation, Hyperhidrosis, moles checks, paediatric dermatology and skin care. She performs a variety of dermatological procedures including skin surgery and steroid injections.

Dr Mary has presented at National and International conferences and she has several publications in leading peer reviewed academic journals including the British Journal of Dermatology.

BSc MBBS FRCP(UK)(Derm) DCH (RCPCH)

Adults

Children under 14 years

Skin Barrier Repair Tips

drmarysommerlad
Jan 18, 2023
1 min read

I spoke to Vogue magazine about overcoming skin barrier problems and looking out for them with other dermatologists.

Symptoms such as itchiness, change of texture, or colour may indicate that your skin barrier has been impaired.

There are ways you can restore your skin so that it feels more comfortable and so that you can be happier with its appearance.

I recommend introducing ceramide-rich moisturisers and hyaluronic acid into your skincare routine and also what to avoid.

Read the full article here.

1 Comment

Jeffrey

Jun 01

Very helpful tips! A damaged skin barrier can really affect comfort and confidence, so it’s great to see simple advice like using ceramide-rich moisturizers and hyaluronic acid. Small daily habits often make the biggest difference. The same balance of care and relaxation is why many people also enjoy casual entertainment like the Null Brawls game after a stressful day.

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