Olivia Davies, MD

Olivia Davies, MD, is a UW Health dermatologist and an assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, Department of Dermatology. She helps people with many different skin conditions and enjoys working with patients of all ages.

Dr. Davies treats a wide range of skin problems, from common issues like acne and rosacea to more complex conditions such as lupus, dermatomyositis and scleroderma. She has a special interest in connective tissue diseases and enjoys helping patients with challenging medical skin concerns. She also enjoys doing general skin checks and helping people feel confident in their skin.

Dr. Davies believes that good care starts with listening. She takes time to learn about each patient—their goals, their lifestyle and what matters most to them. She works closely with patients to choose a treatment plan that fits their needs. Her goal is to make every patient feel comfortable and supported from the moment they walk into the room.

Outside of work, Dr. Davies enjoys reading, writing and doing crossword puzzles with her husband. She also loves collecting vinyl records and hosting friends with a great cheese plate. She spends time outdoors running and walking with her daughter in their neighborhood. These activities help her stay balanced and connected to her community.

My hope for every patient is that they leave our visit feeling heard, understood, and hopeful about their skin and their health.