Lori Ramirez, MD,MBA

About

Dr. Lori Ramirez is a board-certified female dermatologist who provides comprehensive care of skin issues for both children and adults. Her expertise and clinical interests include the early detection and treatment of all skin cancers as well as the management of moles, acne, psoriasis, eczema, warts and other skin diseases. She performs Surgical Dermatology as well as Cosmetic Dermatology and has an interest in the treatment of the aging skin, especially with non-surgical techniques such as Botox, fillers, chemical peels and LASERs.

She was born and raised in Hawaii and graduated from the University of Hawaii for her undergraduate degree. She then completed a Masters at the University of California at Berkeley and then obtained her Medical Degree at the University of Hawaii. Subsequently, she completed her Dermatology Residency at the University of California at San Francisco and then completed fellowships in Melanoma and HIV dermatology. She has lived in Utah since 2010 and has enjoyed the outdoors with her husband and two daughters.

A few of her hobbies include family backpacking, rock climbing, and scuba diving. She and her family enjoy traveling and exploring different states and countries.

Experience

• Ogden Clinic, Dermatologist
  2017 to Present
• Intermountain Health Care Layton Clinic, Dermatologist
  2010 to 2017

Dr. Lori Ramirez In the Media

Overcoming C. Diff via Fecal Transplant | Ogden Clinic Overcomers

Melinda Rasband had an extra turbulent year in 2020, beginning with a gastrointestinal condition called Clostridioides difficile (C. Diff), and an eventual diagnosis of thyroid cancer. The coordination of care between several Ogden Clinic specialists lead to Melissa's positive outcome.

Dermatologist Lori Ramirez's Favorite Summer Products | The Scope

SkinCeuticals, Coola, and Ulta MD are all some of Dr. Ramirez's favorite product lines. Find out which skincare products she recommends in the summer.

Ep. 16: Melanoma Monday with Dr. Ramirez | The Scope

Did you know skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in America? Since May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month, Dr. Ramirez is sharing her best tips for summer skin care.

Talking Winter Skincare on Studio 5

Frigid air can dry out your skin causing itching, discomfort, and even eczema. Dr. Ramirez discusses the skincare products and ingredients that will keep your skin hydrated through the winter.