Jasmine Rana

Professor addressing critical issues in dermatology, Dr. Jasmine Rana is a Clinical Assistant Professor at Stanford University, where she brings her extensive expertise to the forefront of managing skin, hair, and nail complications. Her work is particularly focused on the challenges posed by anti-cancer treatments and organ transplantation, areas where dermatological care is crucial for patient quality of life. Dr. Rana's clinical interests are diverse and encompass a wide range of nail disorders. She is deeply involved in understanding and treating nail side effects resulting from anti-cancer therapies, a field that requires both precision and compassion. Her expertise extends to nail unit tumors and longitudinal melanonychia, conditions that demand specialized knowledge and a keen eye for detail. In addition to her work with cancer-related nail issues, Dr. Rana is also proficient in managing brittle nails, fungal nail infections, and nail psoriasis. Her approach is patient-centered, ensuring that each individual receives tailored care that addresses their unique needs. Her commitment to advancing dermatological health is evident in her dedication to treating nail lichen planus and performing nail surgery, where her skills contribute significantly to patient outcomes. Dr. Rana's contributions to the field of dermatology are marked by her commitment to improving patient care through both clinical practice and research. Her work not only addresses immediate patient concerns but also contributes to the broader understanding of dermatological complications associated with serious medical treatments.