Carl Daniel von Haartman (5 May 1792 – 15 August 1877) was a Finnish physician (gynaecologist).

[1][2] Von Haartman was born in Turku, Finland, then part of the Kingdom of Sweden.

His father, Gabriel Erik von Haartman (1757–1815), was a physician and statesman.

Von Haartman served as general director for the Finnish Medicinal Government Agency 1833–1855.

[3] In the 1840s, he published the racially biased Försök att bestämma den genuina racen af de i Finland boende folk, som tala finska ("Acta Societatis scientiarum Fennicæ", in 1845).