Medical Expertise of Dr. Sun Young Ruggeri, MD
About Dr. Sun Young Ruggeri, MD
The most recent addition to Affiliated Dermatologists, Dr. Ruggeri brings enthusiasm to treatment of complex skin diseases and surgery. Dr. Ruggeri has significant training in Pediatric Dermatology and relates well to children and their parents. Dr. Ruggeri is equally passionate about treating geriatric patients.
Dr. Ruggeri completed her residency in Dermatology at the Medical College of Wisconsin in 2007. Prior to returning to school for her Medical degree and completing her internship at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, Dr. Ruggeri received a Master’s degree at Baylor as a Physician Assistant. Her Bachelor’s degree, with honors, is from Bemidji State University.
Dr. Ruggeri and her physician husband have two young children.
Patient Education Resources
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