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About the journal Dermatopedia
Dermatopedia is a scientific journal devoted to terminology and definitions in dermatology. The mission of our journal is to facilitate better communication between medical professionals, but also to improve communication between patient and doctor. Launched on 12 July 2006, initially it was based on the idea of Wikipedia with the relevant difference of being written by medical professionals only, who disclose their name and affiliation as a guarantee of the scientific quality. However, the form of a journal appeared with time more appropriate to the task. This way, old definitions are not overwritten, but remain in place with adnotation about newer versions. This helps avoiding confusion, e.g. where a text dated 2009 refers to a definition that was substantially changed in 2013.
In 2026, Dermatopedia switches to English
To reach a global audience, Dermatopedia will publish articles exclusively in English as of 1 January 2026 (Volume 15). From that point on, articles in languages other than English will no longer be accepted. The eISSN, DOI, and volume numbering will continue to maintain continuity from the journal's inception. Articles in English will be posted on a new, dedicated website to be announced soon.
We cordially welcome all interested authors to submit their contributions to our journal!
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