Dr. Véronique G. Dorval is the founder and medical director of DHD Hair Transplant / Clinique DHD in Montreal. A former academic neonatologist and neurodevelopmental pediatrician, she brings a developmental, integrative, and deeply human lens to hair restoration. She is a Diplomate of the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery and a master trainer for the Collège des médecins du Québec in hair transplantation. Her work focuses on advanced FUE and DHI techniques, comprehensive hair-loss management, and patient-centered education.

Dr. Andrew Ferrier is a double board-certified dermatologist that practices in Edmonton and the surrounding area.

Dr. Andrew Ferrier received his BA in Biology from Lake Forest College as an NCAA student-athlete, Dr. Ferrier completed his PhD and post-doctoral fellowship in Cellular and Molecular Medicine at the University of Ottawa where he published numerous manuscripts detailing the pathological mechanisms underlying neuromuscular disease. Following his PhD, he completed his medical degree at the Northern Ontario School of Medicine where he received the prestigious Canadian Medical Hall of Fame award. Dr. Andrew Ferrier went on to complete his dermatology residency at the University of Alberta.

Dr. Ferrier is passionate about medical, surgical dermatology, and clinical trials. Dr. Andrew Ferrier holds the position of Director of Clinical Trials with Stratica Dermatology and is enthusiastic about new leading edge medical advancements that help his patients. Curious about if you’re a candidate for one of Stratica Dermatology’s active trials? Please call our clinic and speak to one of our clinical trial staff members.

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BSc Honours

• ‘87-’91 University of New Brunswick
• ‘89-’90 University of Maine at Orono

MSc

• ‘91-’94 Aberdeen Scotland

PhD work

• ’94-’96 University of Connecticut
• ’94 La Sapienza Rome

Medicine

• 1996-2000 Dalhousie University

Dermatology

• 2000-2005 University of Alberta

Fellowship – Mohs Micrographic Surgery

• 2005-2006 McGill University

Practice at Keystone Dermatology Institute

• 2006-20016

New Practice at Symmetry Dermatology

• August 2016 – present

Dr. Sandra Landolt is a community medical dermatologist with more than 34 years in practice and dual fellowship training in Dermatology and Internal Medicine. Over the course of her career, she has built a reputation for thoughtful, practical, evidence-based care and for bringing clarity and perspective to complex clinical conversations.

She is the current Section Chair of Dermatology at the Ontario Medical Association, a Past President and founding member of Canadian Women in Medicine, and an elected Member-at-Large of the OMA Women’s Forum. In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Landolt has long been committed to mentorship, leadership, and advocacy, particularly in support of women in medicine and women’s health.

She has developed a particular interest in the skin, hair, and quality-of-life changes that accompany perimenopause and menopause, and is recognized for translating these topics into language that is clinically grounded, accessible, and relevant to everyday practice.

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Dr. John Prossor graduated from Leicester University, UK, in 1984. A dedicated clinician and academic, he holds a Masters degree with distinction in Skin Cancer Medicine from the University of Queensland. His commitment to medical education is evidenced by his role as a Senior Lecturer and Course Coordinator for the University’s Masters Programme, where he continues to shape the next generation of skin cancer specialists.

With extensive experience in healthcare management, innovation, and commissioning, Dr. Prossor has long been a leader in the primary care sector. In 2007, his “outstanding contribution to medicine” was recognized by the rare conferral of a Fellowship of the Royal College of General Practitioners (UK). He continues his commitment to professional standards as an examiner for the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.

In the specialized field of skin cancer, Dr. Prossor has achieved a Fellowship of the Skin Cancer College Australasia (FSCCA)—a distinction widely regarded as a pinnacle of achievement in the discipline. His clinical practice is defined by high-level surgical expertise, particularly in complex reconstructive closures, including advanced flaps and skin grafts in cosmetically sensitive anatomical sites.

A prolific contributor to the field, Dr. Prossor has co-authored several publications, presents regularly at national conferences, and is a featured blog author for the Skin Cancer College Australasia. At the core of his practice remains a steadfast commitment to holistic patient care and shared decision-making. He continues to be a vocal champion for the upskilling of primary care physicians, ensuring excellence in skin cancer medicine is accessible at the frontline of healthcare.

Dr. Samuel Rodriguez is a family physician who dedicates himself exclusively to dermatology and procedural skills. He practises at the Dermapure clinic in Montreal, QC, alongside dermatologist Dr. JF Tremblay. After a year in law school, he followed his dreams and completed medical school at Sherbrooke University in QC. He dedicated two years to research on Merkel cell cutaneous cancer at Université de Montréal. He then went to McGill University for specialty training.

Dr. Rodriguez regularly lectures on skin lesions, procedures, and other dermatological subjects to the medical students at McGill University. He is a fellow of the American Society for Laser Medicine & Surgery and a proud member of the PCDSC. In 2024, he was selected to sit on the Medical Advisory Committee of the Dermapure Group, which is a select committee of 10 physicians advising their peers in over 75 clinics across the country. He also is a scientific committee member of the Montreal Primary Care Dermatology Conference. Dr. Rodriguez presents with heartfelt passion at national conferences on medical and cosmetic dermatology.

Dr. Natalie Anne Skinner is an influential figure in the field of dermatology in Canada. Currently president of the Canadian Primary Care Dermatology Society, she also serves on the board of directors of the Canadian Association of Aesthetic Medicine. A graduate of the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Medicine, she was awarded the Governor General’s Gold Medal for her outstanding academic achievements. She completed her family medicine residency at McGill University, followed by a specialization in emergency medicine at the University of Montreal.

After practicing as an emergency physician, Dr. Skinner turned to aesthetic medicine and medical lasers, uniting her passion for art and science to offer beauty and dermatological treatments, with a particular focus on skin with varying pigmentation. For over a decade, she has provided basic dermatological care and aesthetic procedures.

A strong advocate for continuing education, Dr. Skinner has enriched her knowledge through advanced studies both nationally and internationally. She is known for her empathetic and humanistic approach, recognizing that skin concerns can be symptomatic of deeper issues, often impacting self-esteem