Skin Conditions & DoDMERB
Eczema, psoriasis, and chronic acne can trigger DoDMERB disqualifications. Learn the current standards and what documentation supports a waiver.
Published Guides
Eczema and DoDMERB: Current Standards
How eczema triggers DQ codes D111.10, D111.11, and D112.20 — and what documentation you need to build a waiver case for academy or ROTC.
11 min readPsoriasis and DoDMERB Qualification: Parent Guide
How psoriasis affects DoDMERB qualification, including the guttate exemption, waiver paths by branch, and documentation strategies.
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Our team includes the former DoDMERB Physician Reviewer. We can evaluate your student's specific skin / dermatology condition and develop a waiver strategy.
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Recommended Reading
The Ultimate DoDMERB Handbook
Covers every disqualifying condition, the waiver process for each commissioning source, and documentation strategies families need.
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Acne History and DoDMERB
When acne history becomes a DoDMERB concern, including Accutane use and scarring.
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Every waiver case is different. LTC Kirkland (Ret.) personally reviews each situation and develops a strategy tailored to your student's medical history and service goals.
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