American Academy Of Dermatology Recognized Providers

Dr Iaisha Ali

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Dr Iaisha Ali

Dermatologist

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(3 reviews)
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London W1G 8BJ, United Kingdom
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Dr Camila Azzini

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Dr Camila Azzini
CQC

Dermatologist

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(27 reviews)
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London EC3R 8DW, United Kingdom
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Dr Anne Farrell

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Dr Anne Farrell
CQC

MA (Oxon)

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(71 reviews)
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Tunbridge Wells TN2 5SE, United Kingdom
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Dr Nisith Sheth

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Dr Nisith Sheth
CQC

MBBS

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(7 reviews)
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London W1G 7AF, United Kingdom
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Dr Aleksandar Godic

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Dr Aleksandar Godic
CQC

Dermatologist

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(49 reviews)
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London SW4 7DE, United Kingdom
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American Academy Of Dermatology

The American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) is the largest, most influential professional medical association of dermatologists in the United States, dedicated to advancing the diagnosis and treatment of skin, hair, and nail conditions through education, clinical standards, advocacy, and research. It provides resources including continuing medical education, practice management tools, public education, and scientific publications for dermatology professionals and the public.

Overview

Founded Year: 1938
Founder:
Purpose: To support high standards in clinical practice, education, research and advocacy for dermatology and to enhance patient care for a lifetime of healthier skin, hair, and nails.

Governing Body

Organisation Name: American Academy of Dermatology
Company Status: Professional medical association, non‑profit
Regulatory Status: Independent, member‑governed professional body
Industry Standing: Largest and most representative dermatology association in the United States with international influence

Eligibility Criteria

Who Can Apply: Physicians, dermatology residents and fellows, international dermatologists and professionals with relevant qualifications in dermatology or dermatopathology
Requirements:
Board certification or eligibility (for Fellows an...Relevant medical license and training documentatio...Submission of application and dues payment
Restrictions:
Membership categories differ by qualification and ...Non‑physician clinical providers are eligible only...

Judging Criteria

Evaluation Factors:
Verification of medical credentials and board eligibilityProfessional contribution and practice focusCompliance with bylaws and ethical standards

Categories

Available Categories:
Fellow membership (FAAD)Associate membershipInternational FellowInternational AssociateAffiliate membershipAdjunct membershipLife membership

Accreditation Requirements

Inspection Required:
Documentation Required:
Valid medical licenseBoard certification or eligibility documentationCurriculum vitaeApplication forms
Compliance Standards:
Membership must be maintained in good standing wit...
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Verification Process

Public Register: AAD maintains a member directory and professional listings available for member services including ‘Find a Dermatologist,’ which signals board certification and member status.
Certificate Validation Method: Verification through official Academy membership records and Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology listings.
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Renewal & Compliance

Renewal Frequency: Annual membership renewal with dues required
CPD Requirements: Members are encouraged to participate in continuing medical education and professional resources provided by the Academy
Audit Process:
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Benefits

Reputation: Membership with the AAD is a respected professional credential in dermatology that supports clinical excellence, ongoing education, networking and leadership opportunities.
Patient Trust Impact: AAD membership and board certification are trusted indicators of professional qualification for patients seeking dermatologic care.

Patient Safety Impact

Mechanisms of Protection:
Establishment of clinical practice guidelinesEducational resources for evidenced‑based carePublic awareness campaigns on skin disease prevention and treatment
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Comparison with Other Bodies

Comparable Entities:
American Board of Dermatology (certification board)American Society for Dermatologic SurgeryEuropean Academy of Dermatology and Venereology
Key Differences:
AAD is a professional association focused on standards, education and advocacy, whereas the American Board of Dermatology is a certifying body, and surgical societies focus on procedural subspecialties.

Industry Recognition

Media Mentions:
AAD annual meeting and research are frequently covered in dermatology news and press releases.The Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology (JAAD) is a high‑impact dermatology journal published on behalf of the Academy.
Endorsements:
Credibility Signals:
Over 20,000 physician members worldwideOfficial scientific publications such as JAADLeading provider of dermatology education and clinical guidelines

Government Regulation Status

Statutory Backing:
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Legal Status: Non‑profit professional association operating under U.S. law

Frequently Asked Questions