李嘉儀醫生

Education

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Dr. Li received her Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours) from McMaster University followed by her medical degree at the University of Toronto. She completed her dermatology residency at the University of Calgary. Dr. Li then continued further advanced cosmetic dermatology and laser training as part of a prestigious American Society for Dermatologic Surgery accredited Fellowship in Virginia, USA. She is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and a Diplomate of the American Board of Dermatology.

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Languages

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Dr. Li is fluent in English, Cantonese and Mandarin.

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Interests and Focus

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Dr. Li has special interests and expertise in ethnic skin, acne, rosacea, and laser medicine. She has trained and worked with a number of internationally renowned colleagues and leaders in cosmetic dermatology and laser science around the world.

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Recognition

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Dr. Li is the recipient of numerous academic, leadership, and research awards. She has authored many scientific publications and has spoken in various national and international conferences, including the World Congress of Dermatology, American Academy of Dermatology, Canadian Dermatology Association and American Society for Dermatologic Surgery meetings.

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Contributions and Commitment

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Dr. Li is a double board-certified dermatologist in both Canada and the United States. She is a Clinical Instructor in the Department of Dermatology and Skin Science, and the Department representative on the Clinical Faculty Advisory Council for the Faculty of Medicine, at the University of British Columbia. She is also an active committee member of the American Academy of Dermatology, the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery and the Women’s Dermatologic Society.

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Press

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Dr. Li has shared her expertise and insights for local and national media on both cosmetic and medical dermatology. Her press features include:

• CBC LIFE

  • Polyglutamic acid vs.Hyaluronic acid

  • Effects of using niacinamide on your skin
  • 3 types of skin patches
  • How to keep your skin as healthy as possible under that face mask
  • Skincare is the hidden need during the pandemic
  • How to prevent and treat 'maskne' and chapped hands during the COVID-19 pandemic

• Yahoo! Style

  • Safety precautions while gardening

  • Contracting sepsis from nail biting

  • Werewolf syndrome (hypertrichosis)
    

• Global News

  • Sunscreen ban in Hawaii

  • The use of multiple bathing products

  • How to improve scars
    

• FLARE Magazine

  • Setting sprays 101

  • The best facial oils

  • Is witch hazel good for your skin

  • How to treat "Maskne"

  • How to Deal with a Skin Allergy Outbreak Stat

• Kit/Toronto Star

  • What are face rollers & do you need one

  • The best anti-aging creams

  • The best cosmetic procedures for every budget

  • Ampoules vs. Serums

  • Should I be using moisturizer in the summer?

• Huffington Post

  • Skinceuticals' C E Ferulic Serum Vs. $18 Dupe
    

• Good Times Magazine

  • Sensitive skin fixes
    

• Chatelaine Magazine

  • Bakuchiol the new skincare ingredient

  • Do you really need an eye cream?

  • Can This Buzzy Ingredient Really Wake Up Your Skin?

  • Everything You Need To Know About Dermaplaning
  • Do Lash Serums *Really* Work? Experts Weigh In

• Elle Canada

  • FDA finds sunscreen chemicals in bloodstream

  • How to deal with skin irritations caused by wearing face masks and frequent hand washing

• Refinery 29

  • Exfoliation guide

  • 13 Skin-Care Swaps That Will Save Your Face This Winter

• Best Health

  • How to treat and prevent fine lines around the eyes

  • Everything You Need to Know About Scalp Care, the Latest Trend in Skin Care
    

• Vancouver Sun

  • Maskne — what it is and what you can do about it
    
• Healthline
  • 20 Low-Cost Beauty Options That Work Like Name Brands
• Today's Parent
  • Think the pandemic is messing with your skin? You’re not alone

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