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Meet Our Doctors – Dr. Deanna Brown, MD, FAAD

Four Bridges Dermatology & Cosmetics

Working Together
as a Team

When Dr. Deanna Brown reflects on nearly a decade of being a dermatologist, a few special moments stick out. “One of the happiest moments of my career was when I opened Four Bridges Dermatology,” she says. “It was the product of many years of hard work and delayed gratification.” Part of what makes Four Bridges Dermatology special, in Dr. Brown’s opinion, is that it is owned by three board-certified, female doctors. In addition to the doctors is a friendly and talented support staff that helps the office run like a well-oiled machine. “My practice would not exist without my staff! Every team member performs a crucial role to keep the schedule flowing and keep patients happy,” Dr. Brown explains. “I love working with this team and am so proud of how far we’ve come in just one year.”

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My Credentials

Medical Degree:

University of Tennessee Health Science Center – Memphis, TN

Certifications:

Diplomate, American Board of Dermatology

Fellow, American Academy of Dermatology

Recognitions:

Chatter Magazine’s “20 under 40” in 2021

My Specialties

Cosmetic Dermatology

Medical Dermatology

dr. deanna brown

1. What do you see as the most exciting new development for your profession?

Scientists have learned so much more about psoriasis and eczema over the last 15 years. These new treatments are life-changing. I am excited to watch more research translate from the laboratory into pharmacology and then from clinical trials into tangible outcomes for my patients!

2. Why did you choose to become a doctor?

I’ve wanted to be a doctor for as long as I can remember. The combination of science, compassion, and critical thinking fascinates me. Medicine is intellectually challenging and fulfilling on a personal level to know that I can directly help people.

3. What would you consider to be your main strengths?

I am empathetic and a good listener. I have an artistic eye plus a thorough knowledge of facial anatomy that is beneficial for cosmetic treatments.

4. What is your philosophy when it comes to the care of your patients?

I want to work with my patients to improve their quality of life and self-confidence. I show them how to incorporate sustainable changes into their lives to help their skin and overall well-being.

5. What’s the key to making a great first impression?

Make eye contact and smile. Repeat the person’s name. Listen intentionally, and ask relevant questions to establish a connection.

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