The World Journal of Clinical Dermatology (ISSN: 3067-2414) is an international, peer-reviewed publication dedicated to advancing the understanding and management of skin diseases and disorders. With a mission to promote high-quality clinical research, the journal serves as a critical forum for dermatologists, medical researchers, healthcare professionals, and academicians worldwide who are involved in the study and treatment of cutaneous conditions.
Our journal offers a platform for comprehensive research that spans all areas of dermatology, with an emphasis on practical application, diagnostic accuracy, and treatment effectiveness. We welcome both general and subspecialty research in dermatology, with a commitment to global inclusivity and clinical relevance.
The World Journal of Clinical Dermatology is designed to encompass the full breadth of dermatological science. We accept submissions in a wide range of topic areas, including but not limited to:
The World Journal of Clinical Dermatology is committed to the dissemination of research that is timely, evidence-based, and directly applicable to clinical practice. Our goal is to serve as a trusted source of knowledge for professionals who diagnose and treat skin conditions in diverse patient populations.
Key features of the journal include:
The journal has been created to provide a platform to authors that includes:
Clinical dermatologists, Dermatopathologists, Medical students and residents, Primary care physicians with a dermatologic interest, Cosmetic and aesthetic practitioners, Oncologists and immunologists, Researchers in skin biology and therapy development, Public health professionals involved in skin disease prevention
Whether you are conducting clinical trials, documenting unusual presentations, or analyzing long-term treatment outcomes, the World Journal of Clinical Dermatology offers a reputable venue for your work.
Types of Articles We Publish
To reflect the diversity of research in the dermatologic field, we accept a wide variety of article types:
Each submission type has its own specific format, and authors are encouraged to consult our detailed author guidelines prior to submission.
Commitment to Quality and Ethics
Our editorial policies are designed to uphold the integrity of the scientific process. We are committed to the responsible publication of medical research, which includes strict compliance with ethical standards for human research, informed consent, and conflict of interest disclosure.
All manuscripts undergo plagiarism screening and are checked for compliance with reporting standards, including CONSORT for clinical trials and CARE for case reports. Our peer review process is designed to maintain transparency while ensuring high academic quality.
Global Reach and Visibility
Dermatologic conditions are among the most common reasons for physician visits worldwide. By publishing in the World Journal of Clinical Dermatology, authors can be confident that their work will reach a global readership of practitioners, educators, and researchers.
Articles are indexed and archived to ensure long-term accessibility and discoverability. Our open access model promotes visibility through search engines, academic databases, and institutional repositories.
As the field of dermatology continues to evolve with the integration of technology, personalized medicine, and novel therapies, the World Journal of Clinical Dermatology aims to remain at the forefront of clinical research and practice. We are dedicated to publishing research that not only informs but also improves patient care.
We invite researchers, clinicians, and experts in all areas of dermatology to contribute to our growing body of knowledge. Together, we can advance the science and practice of skin health globally.
Journal Name
World Journal of Clinical Dermatology
Abbreviation
WJCD
ISSN
3067-2414
Editor-in-Chief
Dr. Martain Pierre Jean Loonen
Publishing Frequency
Bi-Monthly
Impact Factor
1.25
Publication Type
Peer Reviewed
Publishing Model
Open Access
Journal Category
World Journal of Clinical Dermatology