Frederick Gardiner FRSE FRCSE FRSM (1874- 8 September 1933) was a Scottish radiologist and dermatologist.
He gained his doctorate (MD) in 1902 writing his thesis on x-ray use in pulmonary tuberculosis.
In 1912 he became a senior Physician and also began lecturing in dermatology at the University of Edinburgh and in extramural classes.
[6] He lived close to both University and Infirmary, at 9 George Square in Edinburgh (now demolished).
[8] He died at home in Manor Place, Edinburgh, following a long illness (thought to be skin cancer induced by over-use of x-rays), on 8 September 1933.