- Our team has expertise in all subtypes and stages of skin lymphoma, including cutaneous B-cell lymphoma and cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, mycosis fungoides and Sézary syndrome.
- Additional specialists and treatments are conveniently accessible through our center, including radiation oncology, infusion center, stem cell transplant services and state-of-the-art infusion facilities for chemotherapy. Social workers and financial counselors are available, as well.
- Our multidisciplinary cutaneous lymphoma clinic comprises of a team of clinicians and research coordinators who continues to advance treatment and patient care for cutaneous lymphoma.
- Our doctors meet regularly at our cutaneous lymphoma tumor board to discuss patients’ progress and best practices for treatment.
- We actively research new treatments for skin lymphoma, and provide opportunities for participation in clinical trials.
Cutaneous Lymphoma Center
If you have been diagnosed with skin lymphoma, the Johns Hopkins Cutaneous Lymphoma Center is committed to providing you with the best available treatment for every stage of your condition. Our team of experts in dermatology, medical oncology, radiation oncology and transplant services are dedicated to help you manage your symptoms and maximize your quality of life.
Schedule An Appointment
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Schedule online through MyChart
Current Johns Hopkins Medicine patients: Log into MyChart and schedule online | Sign up for MyChart.
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Schedule by phone
New and existing patients: 410-955-5933
Please note that only patients diagnosed with skin lymphoma should schedule appointments at our center. If you not sure about your skin condition diagnosis or are concerned about a skin lesion that has not been diagnosed as lymphoma, please call 410-955-5933 to request an appointment at one of our general dermatology clinics.
What to Expect at Your Appointment
Please make sure to stop applying skin lotions or creams at the affected areas of your skin two weeks prior to your appointment.
Consultation
You will meet with a dermatologist, and possibly a cancer doctor, for about an hour.
Questionnaire
You may be asked to fill out a questionnaire that shows the impact of your skin lymphoma on different aspects of your life and well-being.
Testing
At your first appointment, we will conduct tests such as blood tests and a skin biopsy and review any test results you or your doctor have sent or brought to us to compare the results of our tests with those findings.
Imaging
For scans and x-rays, you may need another appointment. We will work with you and your schedule, particularly if you are traveling to Baltimore for care.
Meet the Experts
Although cutaneous lymphoma is a rare condition, our concentration in this area means we are familiar with what the condition means, what it is like to live with it, and the best means of treating it.
Sima Rozati, M.D., Ph.D.
Director, In-patient Consultation Service
Assistant Professor of Dermatology
Assistant Professor of Oncology
Assistant Professor of Dermatology
Assistant Professor of Oncology
Ronald J Sweren, M.D.
Director, Phototherapy/Photopheresis Program, Department of Dermatology
Assistant Professor of Dermatology
Assistant Professor of Dermatology
Refer a Patient
To refer a patient, please fax your patient’s pathology reports, contact information and a brief note to 410-502-2309. If you require quicker service or would like to speak directly with a physician, please call 410-955-5933.
We will triage the case and contact the patient directly. Following the procedure, we will fax a report of the case to the referring physician.
Locations for Care
Visit one of our two convenient locations to better serve you.
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