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MI Skin Center is expanding our clinical research program, giving patients the chance to participate in trials for various skin conditions.

Clinical trials play a vital role in advancing dermatologic care and may provide access to investigational treatments under supervision of Dr. Francisca Kartono.

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We are seeking volunteers for clinical research studies for the following skin conditions:

Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema) – Moderate to severe cases. If advanced treatments like biologics or JAK inhibitors are being considered, clinical trials may be an option.

Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS) – Chronic inflammatory condition affecting areas such as the underarms and groin.

Alopecia Areata – For patients who have not received prior treatment.

Pediatric Vitiligo – Clinical studies for children with vitiligo.

Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria (Chronic Hives) – Persistent hives lasting longer than 6 weeks.

Lichen Sclerosis – Chronic inflammatory skin condition affecting delicate skin areas.

How to Participate

Participants are compensated up to $5,200, and all study-related visits, testing, and study medications are provided at no cost. This is a unique opportunity to meet with Dr. Kartono and our research team while contributing to the future of dermatologic care.

Participation is voluntary, and your safety and care remain our top priority.

Interested in participating in a clinical trial?

By completing this form, you can request more information about available studies, eligibility requirements, and how to get involved. We're here to provide you with the details you need to make an informed decision about participation.

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