Objectives: Mental health is one of the important subjects in psychiatry that can be threatened in patients at risk for organic disorders. In addition, Patients with dermatologic disorders are more susceptible than other patients. The aim of this study was the evaluation of mental health disorders and suicidal ideas in patients with dermatologic problems. Method: In this descriptive study 681 patients with skin diseases who referred to Bouali Sina Hospital dermatology clinics in Sari (in north of Iran) were assessed. All of the patients were assessed using GHQ-28 and SSI questionnaire. Collected data were analyzed using SPSS 14 software and c2 statistical tests. Results: Of 681 patients, 467 (68.6%) were female. 457 persons (67.1%) had no psychiatric disorders and 224 were suspected to psychiatric disorders (32.9%). , the highest GHQ-28 score was related to social dysfunction, anxiety and insomnia respectively. 51 patients (7.3%) had suicidal thoughts. While, using SSI questionnaire, suicidal thoughts were seen in 39 people. The most common skin disorders among those who had suicidal thoughts were acne in 9 cases, hair loss in 7 persons, and each of vitilligo and psoriasis had been seen in 4 people. Conclusion: It seems that the frequency of psychiatric disorders in dermatologic patients is high and need Iranian dermatologists’ more attention to this important subject.