About Dr. Quesada

Dr. Mary Natalie Casuela-Quesada is a board-certified dermatologist providing comprehensive care for adult and pediatric skin conditions.

 

Her training has given her a strong foundation in medical dermatology, allowing her to manage a wide range of skin disorders—from common conditions such as acne, eczema, and pigmentary disorders to more complex and chronic diseases such as psoriasis. She remains committed to continuing medical education and evidence-based dermatologic practice.

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She obtained her medical degree from the University of Santo Tomas in 2008 and completed her dermatology residency at the University of Santo Tomas Hospital in 2012, where she served as Chief Resident, headed the Psoriasis Club, and completed a clinical dermatology rotatorship at the University of Louisville School of Medicine, Division of Dermatology, in Kentucky, USA.

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She ranked First Place nationwide in the Philippine Dermatology specialty board examinations in 2013 and received a Global Education Award from the International Society of Dermatology at the 2013 International Congress of Dermatology for her research in acne.

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Her approach to dermatology is shaped by both formal training and personal experience. Having lived with a chronic skin condition herself, she understands the physical discomfort and emotional burden that skin disease can bring. She believes good dermatologic care should be scientifically sound while also being thoughtful and humane, with careful listening, clear explanations, individualized treatment plans, and collaborative decision-making.

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Dr. Quesada is committed to providing an inclusive and accessible clinical environment, welcoming neurodivergent patients and individuals with sensory sensitivities or other special needs. Reasonable accommodations may be requested in advance to help ensure a comfortable and respectful visit.

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Whether addressing a long-standing skin concern or a new issue, Dr. Quesada partners with her patients to deliver care that is thoughtful, evidence-based, and tailored to real lives.