Cahaba Dermatology & Skin Health Center

Acne is a common skin condition where hair follicles become clogged with oil and dead skin, causing pimples, blackheads, or whiteheads. Treatment may include cleansing, topical medicines, and lifestyle adjustments to reduce oil and inflammation.

Acne Treatment is care to clear pimples and prevent new breakouts. It involves a doctor or skincare professional diagnosing skin type, then using cleansers, topical medicines, medications, or procedures to reduce oil, kill bacteria, and promote healing.

Actinic Keratosis is a rough, scaly patch on sun-exposed skin caused by sun damage. It may itch or bleed and can become skin cancer if not treated. Doctors usually monitor and remove or freeze or use medicines to destroy the abnormal cells.

Annual Skin Screening is a doctor check to look for skin cancers or changes. A clinician examines exposed and covered skin, moles, and spots, often with a quick exam and advice on protection and follow-up if any concerns are found.

BLU Light for Acne uses blue light therapy to target and reduce acne-causing bacteria on the skin. The treatment involves sessions where you wear protective eyewear while a clinician shines blue light on affected areas, aiming to clear breakouts with minimal downtime.

Benign Lesion Treatment is a medical service that removes non-cancerous skin or tissue growths, such as moles or warts, using noninvasive or minimally invasive methods like precision shaving, freezing, or minor surgical removal, with quick recovery.

Botox Injections/Wrinkle Reducers are cosmetic treatments that use small injections of botulinum toxin to relax facial muscles, reducing wrinkles. It’s quick, typically done in a clinic, with minimal downtime and effects lasting a few months.

Brown Spot Treatments is a facial or skin care service that targets dark spots on the skin using gentle cleansing, exfoliation, and products or light therapies to even skin tone and reduce discoloration.

Basic chemical peel helps to exfoliate top layer of skin and freshen and brighten skin. Can be used to address blemishes, redness, spots and dull skin. Price may vary depending on peel selected. Free consult recommended.

Cryosurgery is a medical treatment that uses extreme cold to freeze and destroy abnormal or diseased tissue. A doctor applies liquid nitrogen or argon gas to the target area, often in a quick procedure, to remove warts, lesions, or tumors with minimal damage to surrounding skin.

Cryotherapy is a treatment where the body is exposed to extremely cold temperatures for a short time to reduce pain and inflammation, boost recovery, and improve mood. Sessions usually last a few minutes and are done in a specialized chamber or with localized cold therapy.

Dermal Fillers are injectable gels that add volume and smooth wrinkles in the face, used to plump lips, cheeks, and under-eye areas. Treatments are quick, mild discomfort, and may require some swelling for a few days with lasting effects.

Provider uses a surgical blade to remove fine layer of skin revealing fresh new skin. Leaves skin freshened and brightened. Can be used to address variety of skin concerns. Free consult recommended.

A Dermatology Consultation is a medical visit with a skin specialist who examines your skin, hair, and nails, discusses symptoms, reviews medical history, and creates a plan for diagnosis, treatment, and skin care, including tests or referrals as needed.

Eczema Treatment is a medical or self-care service that helps manage itchy, red skin by using gentle creams, moisturizers, prescribed medicines, and lifestyle tips to reduce flare-ups and soothe irritation.

Excessive Sweating Treatment is a medical option to reduce sweating in areas like the underarms, hands, or feet. It involves a doctor applying targeted injections or procedures to block sweat glands, helping you stay drier and more comfortable.

Facial Rejuvenation is a cosmetic service that aims to restore a youthful look by improving skin texture, tightening loose skin, and reducing wrinkles. It may involve treatments like light therapy, injectables, or non-surgical procedures done by a professional.

Feminine Rejuvenation is a cosmetic service aimed at improving vaginal health and appearance. It typically involves non-surgical treatments like lasers, hyaluronic acid, or energy-based therapies to enhance moisture, elasticity, and skin tone, with minimal downtime.

Hair Loss Treatment is a service that helps people restore or slow hair loss through options like medicines, topical treatments, PRP or laser therapies, and personalized plans from a clinician to improve hair growth and confidence.

Kybella is a non-surgical treatment that injections small amounts of a medicine to dissolve fat under the chin, reducing a double chin. It requires a series of sessions, with temporary swelling and bruising as common side effects, and results vary by person.

Moles is a generic term for cosmetic or skincare services focused on identifying and treating mole-related concerns, often including skin checks, mole mapping, benign assessment, and removal options when medically appropriate.

Molluscum contagiosum is a skin infection caused by a virus. It forms small, raised bumps that are usually painless. The bumps fade on their own over months to years, but treatment may remove them sooner or reduce spread, with careful hygiene to avoid sharing towels or items.

Patch Testing is a simple skin test to check if a product or chemical irritates you. A small amount is applied to the skin under a patch, kept on for 48 hours, then checked for a reaction to identify allergies or sensitivities.

Pharos Excimer Laser is a medical laser used to reshape the cornea for vision problems like myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. It uses ultraviolet light to gently remove corneal tissue in precise steps, guided by imaging and safety checks to improve sight.

Profound RF Skin Tightening is a non-surgical treatment that uses radiofrequency energy to heat deeper skin layers, stimulating collagen for firmer, smoother skin. It involves a handheld device applied to targeted areas, with a comfortable, gradual tightening effect.

Psoriasis Treatment is medical care to reduce itchy, scaly skin, calm inflammation, and prevent flare-ups. It may include topical creams, light therapy, or medicines taken by mouth or injection, tailored to severity and skin type.

Rash is a simple, user‑friendly health service that helps you identify, track, and manage skin rashes. It offers symptom guidance, possible causes, care tips, and when to seek medical advice, all in one easy-to-use platform.

Rosacea is a skin condition that causes redness, visible blood vessels, and sometimes facial bumps. It often affects the cheeks, nose, and forehead and can flare up with triggers like sun, heat, spicy foods, or stress; treatment includes skincare and prescribed medicines.

Scar Revision is a cosmetic procedure to reduce the appearance of scars. It may involve techniques like surgical scar removal, resurfacing, or injections to soften texture, color, and size, helping scars blend with surrounding skin.

Sculptra is a cosmetic injectable that stimulates your skin’s collagen to gradually restore facial volume and smooth lines. It’s given as several small injections over multiple sessions, with results developing over a few weeks to months.

Seborrheic keratosis is a common, noncancerous skin growth that looks like a waxy, brown or black bump. It’s usually painless, grows slowly, and may be shaved or freeze-treated if it bothers you or bleeds, but it isn’t cancer.

Skin Problem is a service that helps diagnose and treat common skin issues. It involves a quick explanation of symptoms, possible causes, and recommended care or follow-up with a clinician or treatment plan tailored to your skin concerns.

Surgical Skin Cancer Removal is a procedure to cut out skin cancer and a small surrounding margin, often followed by stitches. It aims to remove the tumor, prevent spread, and heal with minimal scarring, usually done by a surgeon in a clinic or hospital.

UVB phototherapy is a treatment that uses ultraviolet light to calm skin conditions like eczema or psoriasis. Involves exposing affected skin to specific UVB light wavelengths for short sessions, usually several times a week, under medical supervision.

Wart Removal is a medical service that removes skin warts—small, rough bumps caused by a virus. It involves clinician-guided treatments like cryotherapy, salicylic acid, laser, or surgical removal, depending on wart size, location, and patient needs.

Women's Health is a service focused on medical care for women, covering reproductive health, pregnancy support, periodic exams, preventive care, and wellness guidance to help women stay healthy at all life stages.