Jonathan Dyer, MD

As a pediatric dermatologist, Dr. Dyer is interested in cutaneous biology and disease especially as it applies to infants and children. He has several areas of interest that include genetic and epigenetic skin disease, transcutaneous exposure to environmental endocrine disruptors and epigenetic impacts, pediatric teledermatology, loxoscelism, the long-term impacts of systemic therapy for pediatric vascular lesions, the impacts of pediatric skin disorders on sleep in patients and families through the use of wearables and/or biomarkers, and spitz nevi and pediatric pigmented lesions.

Dr. Dyer is helping to launch a pediatric dermatology clinic to enhance pediatrician and primary care dermatologic knowledge in rural areas through the Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO) project. He is also involved in dermatologic clinic trials and has brought pediatric clinical trials to MU Health Care.

• Pediatric Dermatology
• Genodermatoses
• Cutaneous Mosaicism
• Epigenetics
• Transcutaneous exposure to environmental endocrine disruptors
• Loxoscelism and Necrotic Arachnidism
• Pediatric Teledermatology
• Birthmarks (vascular; pigmented; other)
• Severe atopic dermatitis
• Cutaneous Infectious Disease
• Viral infections
• Pediatric Psoriasis

• Pediatric Dermatology
• Genodermatoses
• Cutaneous Mosaicism
• Pediatric teledermatology
• Birthmarks (vascular and pigmented)
• Severe atopic dermatitis
• Cutaneous and systemic arachnidism
• Transcutaneous exposure to endocrine disruptors