Mrs. Mary Hurley, MD

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Enhancing Patients’ Confidence and Well-Being Through Comprehensive Dermatological Services 

Dr. Mary Hurley is at the forefront of providing top-tier dermatological care as the Founder and Medical Director of North Dallas Dermatology Associates. With a steadfast dedication to offering a wide range of services encompassing medical, cosmetic, pediatric, and surgical dermatology, she is known for her patient-centric approach that emphasizes active listening and customized treatment plans.

“I believe that it is important to offer my patients a non-pressure approach and to take the time to carefully listen and understand their skin care goals. I start off by handing my patients a mirror and discussing their specific areas of concern. My goal is to help each person look refreshed and feel good about the skin they are in. I think the art of cosmetic dermatology is to make it look like you haven’t had anything done. It is not a cookie cutter approach — you have to create a customized plan given that each face and body is different, and the key is to make sure that the results look natural. I call this the art of beauty. ”

Dr. Hurley’s academic journey began at Vanderbilt University, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree, cum laude, in 1992. She went on to excel at Tulane University School of Medicine, graduating at the top of her class and earning induction into the prestigious Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society and a Doctor of Medicine Degree. Following her internship in internal medicine at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, Dr. Hurley pursued specialized training in dermatology at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.

During her residency, Dr. Hurley’s passion for dermatological research led her to investigate the efficacy of chemical peels for treating melasma, a common skin condition characterized by brown facial pigmentation. Her groundbreaking research on this topic was published in the renowned Archives of Dermatology.

Committed to staying abreast of the latest advancements in dermatology, Dr. Hurley actively participates in conferences and society meetings to integrate cutting-edge techniques and technologies into her practice, ensuring that her patients receive the most advanced care available.

Her professional affiliations include memberships in prominent organizations such as the  American Academy of Dermatology, American Society for Dermatologic Surgery, the Texas Medical Association, the Texas Dermatological Society, the Dallas/Ft. Worth Dermatological Society, and the Dallas County Medical Society. Her credentials as a Certified Allergan Botox® Trainer, Certified Juvederm®, Kybella® and Voluma® Trainer, Ultherapy® Speaker and Consultant, and member of Speakers Bureau For Kybella® further underscore her commitment to excellence in the field of dermatology.

Recognized for her exceptional contributions to dermatology, Dr. Hurley has been honored as one of the “Best Doctors in Dallas” by D Magazine for an impressive 20 years. Additionally, she was named an Influential Woman in Medicine by Modern Luxury Magazine in 2021, further solidifying her reputation as a leading figure in the field.

Dr. Mary Hurley’s unwavering dedication to personalized care, coupled with her expertise and innovative approach to delivering exceptional skin care solutions, continues to make a positive impact on the lives of her patients, enhancing their confidence and well-being.

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