Hamblin Dermatology

Acne Scar Treatment is a medical service that helps reduce the appearance of acne scars using procedures like laser therapy, microneedling, or chemical peels, aiming to smooth skin texture and fade discoloration with professional care.

Actinic keratoses are rough, scaly patches on sun-exposed skin caused by sun damage. The service involves diagnosing these patches and treating or removing them to prevent potential progression to skin cancer, often with medicine or procedures.

Aesthetic Dermatology is a skincare service focused on improving the look and feel of the skin using non-surgical treatments. It involves consultations, personalized plans, and procedures like laser therapies, fillers, chemical peels, and skincare routines to enhance appearance.

BBL photo facial is a skin rejuvenation treatment that uses intense light to target redness, sunspots, and uneven tone. It involves applying a light pulse to the face to stimulate collagen and improve texture with minimal downtime.

BOTOX treatments involve tiny injections that relax facial muscles to reduce wrinkles and fine lines. The procedure is usually quick, with a short recovery, and results emerge within days and last several months.

Biopsy/Excisions involve taking a small sample or removing a lesion from the body to examine tissue for diagnosis or treatment. It usually uses local anesthesia, may be a punch, shave, or complete removal, and aims to confirm disease or remove abnormal tissue.

A chemical peel uses a solution to gently remove the outer skin layer, helping to reveal smoother, brighter skin. It involves cleansing, applying the peel, waiting for it to work, then soothing and moisturizing; multiple sessions may be needed.

A chemical peel is a skincare treatment where a safe chemical solution is applied to the skin to peel away damaged outer layers, revealing smoother skin. It involves cleansing, applying the solution, slight tingling, and ongoing aftercare as the skin heals.

The Colon Cancer service explains what colon cancer is (a cancer that starts in the large intestine) and what it involves, such as screening, diagnosis, treatment options, and follow-up care in simple, plain terms.

Cosmetic Dermatology focuses on improving the appearance of the skin, hair, and nails through non-surgical treatments like acne care, wrinkle reduction, laser or chemical treatments, and cosmetic procedures to enhance texture, tone, and overall look.

Dysport treatment uses small injections of botulinum toxin to relax facial muscles, reducing lines and wrinkles. It’s quick (about 10–20 minutes), requires no anesthesia, with effects starting in a few days and lasting several months; a few days of mild swelling may occur.

Full Skin Examination is a doctor’s quick, thorough check of your skin from head to toe to look for unusual moles or changes. It involves inspecting the skin, often with a dermoscope, discussing findings, and noting any concerns for monitoring or further tests.

Hair Restoration With PRP uses a person’s own blood to extract platelets and growth factors, then injects them into the scalp to stimulate hair follicles and promote regrowth. It’s a non-surgical treatment aiming to slow loss and improve thickness over sessions.

IPL photo facial uses intense pulsed light to target skin issues like redness, spots, and fine lines. A technician passes a handheld wand over the skin, delivering light pulses, with cooling and sunscreen afterward; multiple sessions may be needed for best results.

JUVÉDERM treatments are cosmetic injectable gels that smooth wrinkles and add volume to areas like lips and cheeks. A clinician injects them under the skin, usually with a quick needle, to create a more youthful, refreshed appearance and can last several months.

Lip fillers are injectable treatments that add volume and shape to the lips, using dermatologist- or clinician-approved substances. The procedure involves numbing, injections into the lip tissue, and may cause swelling or brief discomfort with results lasting months to a year.

Medical Dermatology is a clinical service that diagnoses and treats skin conditions, such as rashes, acne, eczema, and skin cancer, through exams, tests, prescriptions, and follow-up care, helping patients maintain healthier skin.

Microneedling is a cosmetic treatment where tiny needles are rolled over the skin to create small wounds, stimulating collagen. It usually involves cleaning the skin, applying a numbing cream, and multiple light passes with a device, followed by soothing serums.

Restylane is a dermal filler used by a clinician to smooth wrinkles and add volume under the skin with hyaluronic acid injections, usually done in a clinic. Results appear gradually, with some swelling possible, and effects may last several months.

Sculptra treatments use injectable collagen-boosting material to plump and smooth facial wrinkles and restore volume. It involves a series of injections over a few months, stimulating natural collagen production for gradual, long-lasting results with minimal downtime.