Information About Dermatology Services

Acne is a very common skin condition that occurs in nearly all patients from their pre-teen years to well into their adulthood and can be managed.

Blue light therapy is used for acne, scars, sun damage, and even precancerous spots. Blu-U lights the way to clearer, healthier skin.

Acne scars can develop in patients who improperly pick at or pop their pimples and create an uneven, pockmarked appearance throughout the complexion.

An actinic keratosis (AK) is a patch of rough, scaly skin that appears after years of sun exposure and is most commonly located on the face.

Atopic dermatitis, or eczema, is an inflammatory skin condition that results in itchy, sensitive, and inflamed skin and can affect kids and adults.

If you notice a raised area of skin that resembles a small growth, this could be a skin tag. Skin tags are completely harmless and don't need removal.

Hair loss is a common issue among many different people and can present itself in men and women alike regardless of age, ethnicity, and gender.

Melasma is a type of hyperpigmentation that is caused by overactive melanocytes (pigment-producing cells) that lead to symmetrical blotchy patches.

Molluscum contagiosum, like the name implies, is a highly contagious viral infection that can present itself in young children or adults alike.

A nevus, which is another name for a skin mole, develops when melanocytes (melanin-producing cells) clump together to form darkened spots on the skin.

Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation develops after a pimple has healed. While these marks can be distressing, they will ultimately fade with time.

Psoriasis is a condition that forms when skin cells produce at a rapid rate that can't keep up with the natural shedding process, leading to plaques.

Easily characterized by a red complexion, rosacea is a skin condition that develops as a result of many factors, including inflammation and immunity.

Skin cancer often develops from subtle moles or abnormalities that become cancerous over time and is most often caused by excess sun exposure.

Seborrheic keratosis looks very similar to a wart and is often waxy in appearance. They tend to develop in older adults, around 60 years or older.

Warts develop in children, teens, and adults who have an active viral infection caused by HPV (human papillomavirus) and take on a rough appearance.

BOTOX® is the most widely known solution for relaxing wrinkles throughout the face, thanks to its effective and potent formula that freezes muscles.

XEOMIN is a wrinkle relaxing formula that freezes the muscles of the face to mitigate expression lines and produces results that last several months.

RADIESSE is a potent dermal filler that can be used throughout the face or body to produce a smoother skin appearance and reduce imperfections.

Restylane is a brand of dermal fillers that features varying unique formulas to address volume in different areas of the face and body, like the lips.

Are you feeling like your skin is missing fullness? Ask about Sculptra®, an FDA-approved filler that brings plumpness and volume to the face.

With many advancements made in the cosmetic industry, patients can now enjoy a youthful, lifted look with a simple dermal filler treatment plan.

If you want to enhance the look of your lips and achieve a sultry pout, lip fillers are able to provide excellent, natural-looking results.

Chemical peels are highly personalized treatments that use medical-grade products to renew, refresh, and resurface the skin naturally and safely.

Losing your hair can feel demoralizing at any stage of life. Thankfully, there are innovative solutions, like PRP, to restore your hair's fullness.

IPL therapy utilizes precise light therapy to target pigmented lesions in the skin and produces a clearer, more even complexion over a few sessions.

Advanced laser technology allows our team to offer patients thrilling skin rejuvenation or hair loss results without surgery, scars, or downtime.

Microneedling is a specialized treatment that utilizes the natural healing abilities of our body to encourage new, healthy skin cells to emerge.

Neglecting to wear sunscreen and spending copious amounts of time in artificial tanners or exposed to UV (ultraviolet) light will cause sun damage.