Steven Daveluy

Steven Daveluy, MD, FAAD is an Associate Professor and Program Director at Wayne State University School of Medicine, specializing in dermatology with a clinical focus on hidradenitis suppurativa (HS), cutaneous lymphoma, and racial disparities in dermatologic care. His work bridges clinical practice, patient advocacy, and research to improve outcomes for underserved populations.

Education:

• MD, Wayne State University School of Medicine (2008)
• Dermatology Residency, Wayne State University (2009-2012)
• Internal Medicine Preliminary Training, Saint Joseph Mercy Hospital (2008-2009)
• BS in Zoology, Michigan State University (2004)

Daveluy’s research emphasizes diagnosing and treating complex dermatologic conditions, particularly HS and cutaneous lymphoma. He advocates for equitable care in skin diseases affecting patients with diverse skin types and explores novel therapies like nanobodies and surgical interventions. His work highlights socioeconomic and racial factors influencing disease severity and access to treatments such as biologics.

Dr. Daveluy actively contributes to patient-centered education through initiatives like the Skin of Color Society and mentorship programs. Collaborating with patient advocates, he addresses diagnostic delays and stigmatization in HS management, promoting combination therapies and cultural competence in dermatology.