Precision with perspective.
Medical dermatology, skin cancer surgery, facial aesthetics, and hair disorders, informed by the needs of diverse skin tones.
Dermatology & surgery →I’m Dr. Krystal Mitchell Griffith. My work connects dermatology, clinical research, and healthcare innovation—with a commitment to better care for every complexion.
Previously known professionally as Dr. Krystal Mitchell.


Skin health is deeply personal. It shapes how we feel, how we move through the world, and how we experience care.
As a dermatologist and fellowship-trained Mohs and facial cosmetic surgeon, I bring a clinical perspective to a larger mission: advancing evidence-based, inclusive care through research, education, and technology.
My goal is for you to feel heard, informed, and comfortable asking questions about your care.
My story & training →Medical dermatology, skin cancer surgery, facial aesthetics, and hair disorders, informed by the needs of diverse skin tones.
Dermatology & surgery →Principal Investigator at Hawthorne Health, with interests in hair disorders, inflammatory skin disease, and inclusive dermatology.
Research interests →Bringing clinical insight and business training to patient engagement and healthcare technology as CEO of Human.
Healthcare leadership →The Dr. is very warm and reassuring. A lovely manner — she is a good listener, really calm, with exceptional bedside manner.
Good care begins with listening. My approach brings together clinical evidence, an understanding of your skin, and respect for what matters to you.
A plan shaped around your skin, concerns, lifestyle, and goals, with space for questions and shared decisions.
Care informed by the different ways conditions present across skin tones, hair textures, and individual experiences.
Clear explanations and treatment discussions grounded in clinical training, current evidence, and thoughtful judgment.
An individualized approach to aesthetics that respects your features and preferences, with realistic goals and careful planning.






From skin of color and hair health to women in surgery and healthcare innovation, I connect science with the people and decisions it can serve.

Dr. Krystal Mitchell Griffith appeared in Botched, Season 8, Episode 10, “Doctor Nose Best,” on E! Entertainment.
Season artwork: E! Entertainment. Image source ↗