About the Co-Founders
We met as residents in different programs. After graduation, we both were faculty at our respective programs and began collaborating with each other in residency teaching. Our ethos in patient care is very well aligned. We always put patients first, work well together, and seek out advice from others in the spirit of always doing what is best for our patients. We value continued education to become the best physicians possible. This collaboration, and ultimately friendship, inspired us to form The Dermatology Collaborative. It is our mission to bring that same spirit of collaboration and education to our colleagues across multiple specialties, not just in dermatology.
Ganary Dabiri, MD, PhD
Dr. Dabiri completed her undergraduate studies at Florida International University, graduating with honors. She received her graduate degree in Cell Biology and Cancer Research at Albany Medical College. After receiving my PhD, she completed her medical school training at Albany Medical College.
She then attended Roger Williams Medical Center/Boston University, Dermatology Residency Training Program, where she was awarded Chief Resident.
She has published extensively in top-rated dermatology medical journals and has won numerous awards for her research in dermatology.
Dr. Dabiri is double board-certified by the American Board of Dermatology and the American Board of Obesity Medicine.
She is a member of the American Academy of Dermatology, Obesity Medicine Association, American Society of Dermatologic Surgery and the Massachusetts Dermatology Society, Rhode Island Dermatology Society.
Helena Kuhn, MD
Dr. Kuhn attended college and medical school at Georgetown University in Washington, DC. She trained in dermatology and served on faculty at Brown University, in Providence, RI where she directed specialty clinics in cosmetics, alopecia, and skin of color. In her eight years at Brown Dermatology, Dr. Kuhn authored scientific papers, trained dermatology residents and medical students, and facilitated clinical trials.