Primary Care
Surgeon
Mental Health
Dermatologist
Dietitian
See other specialists >
Endocrinologist
Pain Specialist
Gastroenterologist
See doctors who treat HS >
Doctors Who Treat HS
Primary Care Provider
Your primary care provider is often the first person you’ll see if you notice symptoms of HS, such as painful bumps or abscesses. They may recommend early treatments like medicated creams, antibiotics, or lifestyle changes. They can also refer you to a dermatologist or other specialists for more advanced care.
Doctors Who Treat HS
Dermatologist
A dermatologist — a doctor with expertise in diagnosing and treating diseases of the skin, hair, and nails — is usually the main specialist involved in treating HS. They can recommend treatments to manage flare-ups (periods of worsening symptoms). They may also recommend procedures such as laser therapy or minor surgery.
Doctors Who Treat HS
Surgeon
For some people, HS flare-ups become so severe that surgery is needed. Some procedures can be done in a dermatologist’s office, but more complex surgeries may need to be performed by a surgical specialist.
Doctors Who Treat HS
Dietitian
For some people, certain foods may make HS symptoms worse. A registered dietitian can help you discover what foods may be triggering your symptoms and help you figure out a nutritious meal plan that supports both your skin health and overall health.
Doctors Who Treat HS
Mental Health Professional
Living with HS can affect more than just your skin. This condition can also take a toll on your mental health. Talk therapy can help you manage the stress, anxiety, and depression that may come with this chronic (long-term) condition.
Other Specialists
Endocrinologist
HS is a complex disease and is often linked with other health issues called comorbidities. An endocrinologist treats hormone-related conditions like PCOS or diabetes.
Other Specialists
Gastroenterologist
Some people with HS may also have related health issues called comorbidities. A gastroenterologist treats conditions like Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis.
Other Specialists
Pain Specialist
A pain specialist can help if HS-related pain is interfering with your daily life.
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Primary Care
Surgeon
Mental Health
Dermatologist
Dietitian
See other specialists >
Endocrinologist
Pain Specialist
Gastroenterologist
See doctors who treat HS >
Doctors Who Treat HS
Primary Care Provider
Your primary care provider is often the first person you’ll see if you notice symptoms of HS, such as painful bumps or abscesses. They may recommend early treatments like medicated creams, antibiotics, or lifestyle changes. They can also refer you to a dermatologist or other specialists for more advanced care.
Doctors Who Treat HS
Dermatologist
A dermatologist — a doctor with expertise in diagnosing and treating diseases of the skin, hair, and nails — is usually the main specialist involved in treating HS. They can recommend treatments to manage flare-ups (periods of worsening symptoms). They may also recommend procedures such as laser therapy or minor surgery.
Doctors Who Treat HS
Surgeon
For some people, HS flare-ups become so severe that surgery is needed. Some procedures can be done in a dermatologist’s office, but more complex surgeries may need to be performed by a surgical specialist.
Doctors Who Treat HS
Dietitian
For some people, certain foods may make HS symptoms worse. A registered dietitian can help you discover what foods may be triggering your symptoms and help you figure out a nutritious meal plan that supports both your skin health and overall health.
Doctors Who Treat HS
Mental Health Professional
Living with HS can affect more than just your skin. This condition can also take a toll on your mental health. Talk therapy can help you manage the stress, anxiety, and depression that may come with this chronic (long-term) condition.
Other Specialists
Endocrinologist
HS is a complex disease and is often linked with other health issues called comorbidities. An endocrinologist treats hormone-related conditions like PCOS or diabetes.
Other Specialists
Gastroenterologist
Some people with HS may also have related health issues called comorbidities. A gastroenterologist treats conditions like Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis.
Other Specialists
Pain Specialist
A pain specialist can help if HS-related pain is interfering with your daily life.