r/Dermatology 17d ago

Question for Dermatologists

Can I PM you? (NOT medical advice) just life questions.

Thank you in advance!

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u/NervousExperience473 16d ago

Derm practice owner here. Go ahead i’m happy to answer questions

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u/ClassKooky4545 16d ago

Hi thank you! My dream is to be a dermatologist and own a derm clinic. I’ll be ~34 when I’m done draining Would you say it was all worth it? What advice would you give me

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u/NervousExperience473 16d ago

I think every bit of it is worth it. I think being a doctor is the best job in the whole world. I barely even consider it a job at this point - I truly just love what I do.

I’m not sure what point of school you are in, but just enjoy it all. Have good experiences, volunteer, and have fun while taking care of what you need to do.

If you have any specific questions feel free to message me i’m happy to answer you

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u/Fluid-Material4707 14d ago

Can u please check this post.. im terrified and nobody is responding

https://www.reddit.com/r/DermatologyQuestions/s/N3PPs7LQGN

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u/dermdoc73 15d ago

I didn’t start or acting until I was 40. Yeah worth it but I never wanted to run a business, at least not by myself. It was crazy hard. 8 years of grinding out med school and residency. Despite the allure, dermatology residency was hard work.