ACNE

Mild or moderate cases can be treated with topical medications containing benzoyl peroxide, retinoids or salicylic acid. Treatment for severe acne can include prescription-strength topical or oral medications, antibiotics, and light or laser therapy.

SKIN RASHES

A big part of dermatology is mastering the presentation and treatment for various skin rashes. Ranging from dry skin rash as a result of skin irritation, to genetic diseases such as psoriasis and atopic dermatitis. Skin rash treatment is a complex subject mastered by experienced dermatologists.

SKIN COLOR CHANGES

Most frequently a result of sun exposure or hormones, these brown splotches and darkened areas can be an ongoing problem for someone of any age.

SKIN CANCER DETECTION

It is estimated that one out of five Americans will develop a skin cancer. With early detection, it is highly treatable. Our goal is to detect skin cancer at its earliest stages, provide education on the signs and symptoms, and discuss cancer prevention measures.

SKIN INFECTIONS

Skin infections are a broad category that include bacterial, fungal, or viral infections. Common infections include shingles, boils, warts, and athlete’s foot. The symptoms and treatment will vary depending on the type of infection and severity. Our providers will identify the type of infection with a thorough examination and in some cases may require a culture to accurately diagnose the infection.

HAIR LOSS

We understand the effects of hair loss are both physical and emotional. Hair loss affects both men and women but in different ways. Men commonly lose hair on their crown or hairline, whereas women tend to experience loss in a random pattern. There can be many contributing factors to hair loss including genetics, nutrition, stress, medications, and autoimmune diseases such as lupus or thyroid conditions.