Brent R. Weed, MD, FAAD

Board-Certified Dermatologist
Board-Certified Dermatopathologist

Brent R. Weed, MD, FAAD

Brent R Weed, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist and dermatopathologist and practices as both a clinician and dermatopathologist. He earned his undergraduate degree in Zoology from Brigham Young University and his medical degree at the University of Nevada Reno. He completed his dermatology residency in 2007 followed by a fellowship in Dermatopathology, both at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.

Appleton

3935 North Lightning Drive

Appleton, Wisconsin 54913

Tel:(920) 968-1790

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There’s room for moderation in life. I believe patients benefit when we try to balance treatment options with their life situations.

- Brent R. Weed, MD

Google • Forefront Dermatology

Dr Weed and his nurse were very personable and thorough! They took the time to explain what each procedure entailed and what to expect once it was over. Great Care!!!

Google • Forefront Dermatology

Dr Weed discovered a fairly large outbreak of basal cell skin cancer on my upper forehead several years ago. Until he got involved in my case it had been misdiagnosed as a different benign condition. So every year I have Dr Weed look me over to make sure it has not returned elsewhere on my body.

Google • Forefront Dermatology

Dr Weed is very friendly, caring, and knowledgeable.

Google • Forefront Dermatology

Dr Weed took his time, explained what he was going to do, did the procedure well and explained what to expect as the area began to heal.

Google • Forefront Dermatology

I love Dr. Weed. Very thorough and easy to talk to. Answered all my questions.

Google • Forefront Dermatology

Dr. Weed is very thorough with excellent bedside manners! He cares about his patients and follows up well from previous visits.

Google • Forefront Dermatology

Dr Weed is a friendly and caring professional who takes interest on the total wellbeing of his patients. He clearly explains his observations in a way that is easily understood and then works with you to develop the best plan if some treatment is needed.

Google • Forefront Dermatology

I liked everything about Forefront Dermatology from the receptionist, the nursing staff and especially doctor Brent Weed. Completely satisfied with their work and would without reservation highly recommend their services for skin related medical care.

Google • Forefront Dermatology

Dr. Weed is the best. He has a great way of explaining difficult diagnosis's and is good at follow thru. We need more Doctors like him.

Google • Forefront Dermatology

Dr. Weed and staff are exceptional. Always know I’m getting the best care possible. Glad I’m still able to see him during his Thursday only patient visits.

Education

Undergraduate Degree:
Brigham Young University, UT

Medical School:
University of Nevada School of Medicine, NV

Dermatology Residency:
Mayo Clinic, MN

Dermatopathology Fellowship:
Mayo Clinic, MN

Hospital Affiliations

Aurora Medical Center Manitowoc County

Certificates

Board-Certified Dermatologist (American Board of Dermatology)
Board-Certified Dermatopathologist (American Board of Dermatopathology)

Professional Memberships

American Academy of Dermatology

Achievements

Paul A O'Leary Award (For excellence in patient care, education, and research)
Regents' Scholar Award
Dean's Scholar Award
Alpha Omega Alpha
Cum Laude
Garth L. Lee Teaching Award for excellent instructional work in chemistry

Publications

Matzke, T. J., Mann, D. J., Weed, B. R. and Weenig, R. H. (2007), Bullous amyloidosis presenting as naproxen-induced photosensitivity. International Journal of Dermatology, 46: 284286. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-4632.2006.03055.x

Weed B, Davis M, Felty C, Liedl D, Pineda A, Moore S, Rooke T. Autologous platelet lysate product versus placebo in patients with chronic leg ulcerations: a pilot study using a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial. Wounds. Sept 2004. 16(9):273-282.

Davis MD, Weed B, Felty CL, Rooke T. Treatment of recalcitrant lower extremity ulcers with topical becaplermin. Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology. Jun 2004. 50(6):981-2