Kevin J. Mott, MD

Dr. Mott is Board Certified in Dermatology,  Fellowship-trained in Mohs micrographic surgery,  and was voted annually as one of Hawaii’s “Best Doctors.”  He brings 15 years of experience treating skin cancer and sun damage as well as advanced reconstructive techniques to Colorado.  He is past president of the Hawaii Dermatological Society and a member of the ACMS, ASDS, AACS, and AAD.

CURRICULUM VITAE

Kevin J. Mott, M.D.

Present Positions

Medical Director, Ideal Dermatology/Skin Inc.
General dermatologist and Mohs Skin Cancer Surgeon, Lake Loveland Dermatology

2000 - 2014
Hawaii Skin Cancer and Photodamage Center
Honolulu, Hawaii

1999-2000
Assistant Professor, Dermatology and Mohs micrographic surgery
University of Missouri
Columbia, Missouri

1998-1999
Fellow, Mohs micrographic and Dermatologic surgery
University of Missouri

1995-1998
Resident, Dermatology
University of Missouri

1991-1995
Staff physician, Department of Family Practice
St. Francis Medical Center
2230 Liliha Street
Honolulu, Hawaii

1990-1991
Battalion Surgeon
1st Battalion. 3rd Marines
Operation Desert Shield/Storm
Saudi Arabia and Kuwait

1987-1990
Head, Acute Care Services
Branch Naval Medical Clinic
Barbers Point, Hawaii

1986-1987
Intern, General Surgery
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Bethesda, Maryland

1982-1986
Medical Student
University of Iowa
Iowa, City, Iowa

1977-1981
Bachelor of Science, Biology
Loras College
Dubuque, Iowa

Licensure

2014
State of Colorado
License #: DR-0053082
Expiration: 4-30-2017

Board Certification

1998
American Board of Dermatology
Expiration date: 12-31-18

Examinations

2007 American Board of Dermatology Recertification 6-12-07
1998 American Board of Dermatology 10-19-98
1989 FLEX #590308008 (Hawaii)

Awards, Honors, Special Recognition

1991
Combat Action Ribbon
Southwest Asia Campaign Medal
Sea Service Deployment Ribbon
Fleet Marine Force Ribbon
National Defense Ribbon

1982
Navy Health Professional Scholarship

1981
Maxima cum laude, Loras College
Delta Epsilon Sigma Honor Society

Research

1993
Clinical Research Associate
Hawaii AIDS Clinical Trials Unit
Double-blind comparative trial ofBV-ARAU vs Acyclovir in the treatment of Herpes Zoster in HIV-infected patients

Publications

Mott KJ, Anderson PC. South American Warble Fly Comes to Missouri.
Missouri Medicine 92(12):764-5, December 1995

Mott KJ, Anderson PC. Erythema Nodosum. In Dem.is JE (ed) Clinical
Dermatology, Vol.2: 7-13. Philadelphia, JB Lippincott, 1997

Mott KJ, Clark DP. Regional variation in wound contraction of Mohs
surgery defects allowed to heal by secondary intention. Dermatol Surg
2003; 29(7)712-722.

Mott, KJ. Intense Pulse Light Photorejuevenation for Sun Damage.
Hawaii Skin Cancer and Photodamage Center Newsletter. Fall 2002.

Mott, KJ. Botox-a-mania-10 Tricks and Tips of the Trade.
Hawaii Skin Cancer and Photodamage Center Newsletter. Spring 2003.

Mott, KJ. Pre-operative Photodynamic therapy decreases size of Mohs surgery defects.
Hawaii Skin Cancer and Photodamage Center Newsletter.
Summer 2003.

Personal

Age: 57
Special Interests: Wound healing, Mohs micrographic surgery, Cutaneous Photodamage, Cosmetic Dermatology and Surgery
Hobbies: snowboarding, guitar, exercise