Guangzhou

Dermatology Hospital of Southern Medical University (Guangdong Provincial Dermatology Hospital)

Established in 1964, the Dermatology Hospital of Southern Medical University is a public Grade III Class A specialist hospital in Guangzhou directly affiliated with the university. Dermatology is a national key clinical specialty. Services include inflammatory and immune skin disease care, molecular identification, sequencing and susceptibility testing for difficult infections, and surgical removal and repair of skin lesions. Contact The Treat about overseas reception and record submission.

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Hospital at a glance

Hospital classification

Tertiary Class A dermatology hospital

Hospital ownership

Public university affiliated hospital

Established

Founded in 1964

University or group affiliation

Directly affiliated hospital of Southern Medical University

Molecular pathogen testing

The infectious skin disease service uses molecular identification, high throughput sequencing and in vitro susceptibility testing.

Hospital address

Main hospital: 2 Lujing Road, Yuexiu, Guangzhou

Accreditations and designations

National key clinical specialty in dermatology

Reasons to consider this hospital

For persistent or recurring inflammatory skin symptoms, dedicated clinics offer a focused setting to discuss further care.

Pathogen testing can help clarify difficult skin infections before further treatment is discussed.

Main hospital: 2 Lujing Road, Yuexiu, Guangzhou. This location helps you compare nearby accommodation and plan travel to and from the hospital.

Clinical strengths

Medical dermatology

Disease specific programs include allergy, psoriasis, blistering disorders, skin tumors and connective tissue disease.

Integrated dermatology

Chinese and Western approaches address eczema, shingles, vitiligo, acne and melasma, including external Chinese medicine therapies.

Infectious dermatology

Molecular identification, sequencing and susceptibility testing support care for fungal, bacterial, viral and uncommon skin infections.

Cutaneous surgery and oncology

The service addresses skin tumors, scars, ulcers and tissue defects using approaches including Mohs surgery and reconstruction.

Cutaneous vascular disease

A multidisciplinary team treats hemangiomas, port wine stains and varicose veins using medicines, surgery and physical modalities.

Sources

Information checked in October 2026.