Bio
Dr. Zoë Indigo Smith is a board certified dermatologist. Dr. Zoë completed her dermatology residency at UCLA where she trained in medical and cosmetic dermatological surgery. Dr Zoë received her M.D. from Wayne State School of Medicine in her hometown of Detroit, Michigan.
Dr. Zoë has received multiple scholarships and awards.
She has authored numerous medical journal articles on hair loss, skin cancer, autoimmune conditions including vitiligo, and skin of color. Dr. Zoë has conducted research studies at the National Institute of Health (NIH). She completed a medical externship in dermatology at Harvard Medical School's Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Zoë volunteers as a summer camp counselor for the American Academy of Dermatology Camp Discovery for children with dermatological conditions. She has lectured at dermatology conferences in the US and internationally. Dr. Zoë has led medical mission trips to Ghana, India, Haiti, and Rwanda. As a Black dermatologist, Dr. Zoë has a deep understanding of skin of color. Dr. Zoë is a leader in the dermatology community and serves on a number of committees and executive boards on a national level, including the American Academy of Dermatology Communications Committee. Dr. Zoë provides cutting-edge services, including skin tightening, correction of brown spots, improvement of skin texture, facials, injectables, and more.
