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Miranda Rosenberg, MD

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Phone: (561) 640-4400
Fax: (561) 640-8098
470 Columbia Dr., #102A
West Palm Beach, FL 33409

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Biography:

Dr. Miranda Rosenberg is a Palm Beach County native and attended both the Bak Middle School of the Arts and Suncoast High School. She graduated from Harvard University cum laude with high honors in government. After college, she served as a Fellow with Tony Blair’s foundation traveling to sub-Saharan Africa, London, Chicago, and Boston to work on projects to eradicate malaria. Before attending medical school she also worked with the Special Prosecutor for Prescription Drug Trafficking in the Office of Florida’s Attorney General and as a quality improvement consultant for the New York State Department of Health-AIDS Institute.

Dr. Rosenberg graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine where she won the John R. Stanley research prize for her work on cost barriers to dermatologic prescription medications. She was lead author on the widely publicized JAMA Dermatology article “Changes in Retail Prices of Prescription Dermatologic Drugs From 2009 to 2015” and has been featured by dozens of news outlets including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and LA Times. Dr. Rosenberg completed her intern year in the Department of Internal Medicine at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and her dermatology residency at the University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital.

She has expertise in skin cancer diagnosis and treatment, complex medical dermatology, cosmetic dermatology, and laser surgery. Dr. Rosenberg is also a contributor for ABC News Medical Journalism Unit. She remains involved in resident education as voluntary clinical faculty at the University of Miami and oversees a special resident clinic for cutaneous complications of oncologic treatments at Jackson Memorial Hospital.

In her spare time, Dr. Rosenberg can often be found at the West Palm Beach greenmarket or working on improving her photography skills.

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Serving Patients in and around Palm Beach County

Palm Beach Dermatology has been serving patients in and around Palm Beach County for over twenty years, we are a full-service dermatology and dermatological surgery practice with special emphasis on the diagnosis and treatment of skin cancer. All physicians in our group are Board Certified by The American Board of Dermatology and are Fellows of the American Academy of Dermatology. We invite you to visit us at Palm Beach Dermatology to find out why you can trust our skin care team.

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  • "To My Wonderful Doctor! I just couldn’t wait 6 months to tell you what I think of you! You are friendly, kind, gentle, soft spoken and you don’t want to hurt me! You’re Special and …. YOU REALLY CARE!! Thank You For You!"
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  • "Dr. Muhart is truly a very caring and professional doctor. I have referred many friends, family members and co-workers to her office knowing they will get great care."
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  • "Dr. Lifshitz has an incredibly gentle bedside manner. He diagnoses issues with ease and offers possible ways to address them so the patient can make the best decision for him or herself. I know I am in great hands with Dr. Lifshitz."
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  • "The office team is very personable and friendly. When you walk in you feel like family. Brian is the best. I have been going to Brian for over 5 years and would never change. It is great to see him again and the staff. Absolutely wonderful!!"
    Anonymous
  • "Dr. Kowalczyk and his staff are awesome! The office staff is both efficient and friendly. His exam is thorough. I will definitely be back!"
    Jenna J.
  • "As a longtime skin cancer patient I’m impressed with Dr. Kelley’s professionalism and follow-ups. She and her staff are all about results and patient satisfaction. Quite different from the other “Mohs Mills”!"
    Woody B.
  • "Dr. Fayne saw my daughter for her acne. He was great with her and explained everything so she could understand. We love the office staff too!"
    Kristen B.
  • "I have been seeing Dr. DiBacco going on 10 years. Truly, a great dermatologist. He cares and is very personable. He is detailed with his assessments and treatments. What more could you ask for except a great personality? Oh, and he has that too!"
    Alex M.
  • "Dr. Cohen makes you feel like part of his family. He is very thorough in his exams and keeps you informed during your dermatological office visits and any telephone follow-ups."
    Steven D.