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Ask dermatologists from California to the Carolinas for an opinion on where the field is going, and it's likely you'll get a variety of opinions. The reason could be that dermatology is now recognized as a broad domain with expertise in several areas including medical, surgical, and cosmetic, as well as immunodermatology and dermatopathology.
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