Ayana Dermatology & Aesthetics

Acne is a skin condition where hair follicles clog with oil, dead skin, and bacteria, causing pimples, blackheads, and sometimes inflammation. Treatments include cleansing, topical meds, or prescribed therapies to clear and prevent breakouts.

Acne Scar Reduction is a skincare service that improves the appearance of acne scars using treatments like lasers, microneedling, or chemical peels, aiming to smooth skin texture and reduce redness or indentations in a simple, non-surgical session-based process.

Acne scarring refers to skin marks left after acne heals, causing pitted, raised, or discolored patches. Treatments may include gentle cleansing, topicals, and procedures like laser or microneedling to improve texture and color over time.

Actinic keratoses are rough, scaly skin patches caused by sun damage. They may feel dry or gritty and can become skin cancer if not treated. Diagnosis involves examining the skin, sometimes a biopsy, with treatment options including topical creams, freezing, or light therapy.

Allergy Patch Testing is a simple skin test that checks for reactions to common allergens. Small patches with different substances are placed on the back for 48 hours, then checked for redness or irritation to identify allergies.

Angiomas is a service that helps identify and treat harmless skin or organ blood vessel growths, typically through診診 assessments, diagnosis, and options like monitoring or simple treatments, explained in plain terms for easy understanding.

Annual Skin Screening is a yearly check by a clinician to look for any unusual moles or changes in your skin. It involves a full-body examination, noting spots that may need closer monitoring or a biopsy if something looks suspicious.

Anti Aging is a service that focuses on slowing or reducing visible signs of aging through skin care, treatments, and lifestyle advice. It typically includes skincare routines, topical products, and professional therapies aimed at smoother, firmer skin and healthier aging.

Atypical “dysplastic” nevi are unusual moles that look different from common moles and may signal a higher risk of skin cancer. The service involves examining moles, possibly removing suspicious ones, and monitoring changes over time with medical guidance.

Belotero is a facial filler treatment that uses injectable gel to smooth wrinkles and restore volume. It involves injecting a hyaluronic acid solution under the skin, typically with a quick, mild procedure and short recovery, for natural-looking results.

Botox is a medical treatment that uses small injections of a purified protein to temporarily reduce facial wrinkles by relaxing the underlying muscles; it’s quick, usually painless, and results appear in a few days and last several months.

Brown Spots is a skincare service that targets uneven skin tone and dark spots. It involves analysis, spot-focused treatments, and a personalized routine to reduce existing spots and prevent new ones from forming.

Cellulitis is a skin infection that causes red, swollen, painful skin, usually with warmth. It happens when bacteria enter through a cut or crack. It’s treated with antibiotics and rest, and may require medical care if spreading or with fever.

Chemical peels use a safe acid solution applied to the skin to gently exfoliate and remove the outer damaged layer, revealing smoother skin. It involves cleansing, applying the solution, a brief tingling sensation, and post-care instructions for healing and sun protection.

Cyst is a service that helps identify and analyze fluid-filled sacs or lumps in the body, using imaging, examinations, and guidance to understand cause, symptoms, and possible treatment options in plain terms.

Dermal filler is a cosmetic treatment that injects gel-like substances under the skin to plump, smooth wrinkles, and restore facial volume. It involves a clinician cleaning the area, applying a numbing cream, injecting the filler, and a brief recovery period.

Dermatitis "Rash" is a skin condition causing red, itchy, and irritated patches. It involves inflammation from allergens, irritants, or infection, with symptoms like swelling, flaking, and sometimes blistering, treated by gentle care and avoiding triggers.

Dermatology Consultation is a doctor visit to assess skin, hair, or nail concerns. A dermatologist reviews your history, examines the skin, may perform tests or biopsies, and then recommends treatments or a plan to manage conditions.

Dry Skin is a service that helps restore moisture to dry, rough skin with gentle cleansers, moisturizers, and sometimes hydrating masks or advice on hydration and skincare routines. It aims to soothe, soften, and protect the skin from further dryness.

Dysport is a cosmetic treatment that injects small amounts of botulinum toxin into facial muscles to relax them, reducing wrinkles. It’s quick, usually done in a clinic, with mild soreness and a few days for results to appear, lasting several months.

Earlobe Repair is a cosmetic procedure that fixes stretched, torn, or split earlobes by removing damaged tissue and stitching the remaining skin together to restore shape and function, often following jewelry or piercing injuries.

Eczema is a skin condition causing red, itchy patches. It involves daily care like gentle cleansing, moisturizers, avoiding irritants, and possibly prescribed creams or medicines to reduce inflammation and itchiness.

Excessive Sweating is a condition where you sweat more than normal, especially in stressful or warm situations. It may involve moist, sweaty skin, parts like hands, feet, or underarms, and can be managed with lifestyle changes, medical treatments, or therapy.

Fraxel Resurfacing is a laser treatment that improves skin texture and reduces wrinkles by creating tiny, controlled skin injuries. The skin heals over time, revealing smoother, more even skin with fewer scars, sun spots, and fine lines.

Fungal Infections helps diagnose and treat illnesses caused by fungi on skin, nails, or internal organs. It involves exams, tests, and medicines (antifungals) to stop growth, relieve symptoms, and restore health.

Hair Loss is a service that helps identify reasons for thinning or shedding hair and offers treatments or approaches to encourage growth, manage symptoms, and improve scalp health through assessment, guidance, and personalized plans.

Hand Dermatitis is a skin condition causing red, itchy, and sometimes cracked or swollen hands. It involves irritation, frequent washing, allergens or irritants, and may require creams, protective gloves, and medical care to soothe symptoms and prevent flare-ups.

Hand rejuvenation is a cosmetic treatment to restore smooth, youthful-looking hands by reducing wrinkles, filling thinning areas, improving skin texture, and sometimes restoring volume with fillers or laser and light therapies, done by a clinician.

Herpes Simplex is a common viral infection that causes cold sores or genital sores. It stays in the body for life, may flare up with symptoms like tingling, itching, or painful sores, and is managed with antiviral medications and self-care during outbreaks.

Hirsutism is excess body or facial hair in women in areas where men usually grow hair. It involves hair growth patterns caused by hormones like androgens, and may include evaluation, treatment options, and lifestyle or medical management.

Hyperhidrosis is a condition where the body sweats excessively, often beyond what’s needed to cool down. It typically affects hands, feet, armpits, or face and may involve medical treatment, lifestyle tweaks, and sometimes medications or procedures to reduce sweating.

Hyperpigmentation is a skin condition where patches become darker than the surrounding skin due to excess melanin. It involves: identifying causes, protecting skin from sun, and treatments like creams, lasers, or peels to even out tone.

Insect Bites is a service that helps you treat and relieve itching, swelling, and irritation from bug bites. It involves guidance on remedies, care tips, when to seek medical help, and products to soothe symptoms.

Itching is a service that helps you find relief from itchy skin or a persistent urge to scratch, usually by identifying causes, offering soothing treatments, and providing care tips to reduce discomfort and promote healing.

Jeuveau is a cosmetic injection that temporarily reduces facial wrinkles by relaxing underlying muscles with a botulinum toxin type A neurotoxin, typically lasting a few months and requiring a trained clinician for precise placement.

Juvederm is a facial filler made of smooth gel that is injected under the skin to add fullness, smooth lines, and enhance contours. It typically requires a clinician, numbing if needed, and results can last several months to over a year depending on the product.

Keloids is a medical service that helps reduce and treat raised scar tissue after injuries or surgery. It involves assessment by a clinician and options such as injections, silicone, pressure, or laser therapy to soften or shrink the scar.

Kybella is a prescription medicine injected under the chin to dissolve fat and reduce the appearance of a double chin. Treatments involve multiple tiny injections and sessions with a clinician, with swelling and tenderness possible after each visit.

Laser resurfacing is a skin treatment that uses focused light to remove damaged outer skin layers and stimulate new skin growth, improving texture and wrinkles. It involves preparing the skin, applying the laser, and healing with possible redness and protection afterward.

Lip Augmentation is a cosmetic procedure to make lips appear fuller and smoother, usually by injecting safe filler or using implants. It involves a quick treatment, numbing, and shaping the lips to improve volume and contour, with temporary or lasting results.

Melanoma is a skin cancer that starts in pigment cells. The service involves checking moles or skin spots, diagnosing suspicious changes, and guiding treatment options to remove cancerous tissue and prevent spread, with follow-up care for healing and monitoring.

Melasma is a skin condition causing brown to gray-brown patches on the face, often due to sun exposure, hormones, or genetics. Treatments include sun protection, topical lightening creams, and sometimes procedures like chemical peels or lasers, tailored by a clinician.

Microneedling is a skin treatment that uses tiny needles to create small wounds, prompting the skin to heal. It involves a handheld device gliding over the skin, optionally with serums, to stimulate collagen and improve texture and tone.

Molluscum is a quick, nonpregnant screening service that uses a small test sample to check for molluscum contagiosum or similar skin conditions, guiding simple steps for diagnosis and care with clear results and next steps.

Nail Disease is a medical service that diagnoses and treats problems affecting fingernails and toenails, such as infections, thinning, changes in color or shape, and nail growth issues, using exams, tests, and targeted treatments.

PRP Injections use a patient’s own blood, concentrate the platelets, and inject them into an injured area to help healing. It involves drawing blood, processing it to rich in platelets, and guiding an injection to target joints, tendons, or muscles.

Pediatric Dermatology is medical care for kids' skin, treating rashes, birthmarks, eczema, acne, infections, and other skin issues. It involves exams, diagnosis, and safe treatments tailored for children, with kid-friendly care and prevention tips.

Perioral dermatitis is a facial skin condition causing red, bumpy, scaly patches around the mouth, sometimes under the eyes or nose. It can burn or sting and may flare with skincare products or steroids; treatment usually involves gentle care and prescribed medications.

Pigmentation is a skin treatment that targets dark spots and uneven color. It uses gentle lightening or laser methods to reduce spots, even out tone, and rejuvenate the skin, with care to minimize irritation and protect from sun exposure.

Poison Ivy/Poison Oak is a skin irritation caused by touching these plants. It causes itchiness, redness, and blisters. The service helps diagnose exposure, provide care tips, and guidance on avoiding future contact and treating symptoms at home.

Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition where red, scaly patches develop due to immune system activity. It involves flare-ups that can itch or burn, with treatments focusing on reducing inflammation, scaling, and keeping the skin moisturized.

Rash is a simple mobile-friendly service that guides you to quickly identify and describe a skin irritation, offering basic advice on what it is, common causes, and when to seek care, all in plain terms.

Restylane is a cosmetic dermal filler made of hyaluronic acid that's injected under the skin to add volume, smooth lines, and enhance facial contours. Treatments are temporary and typically involve quick injections with mild swelling or bruising.

Ring Warm "Tinea" is a simple, monitored treatment plan for fungal skin infections that helps diagnose, monitor progress, and provide antifungal care and guidance to prevent spread and relieve symptoms.

Rosacea is a chronic skin condition causing facial redness, visible blood vessels, and sometimes pimples. It often affects the cheeks, nose, and forehead and can flare up with triggers; treatment focuses on reducing redness, managing symptoms, and protecting skin.

Scabies is a skin condition caused by tiny mites that burrow into the skin, causing itchy rashes and blisters. It is spread through close contact and sharing bedding or clothing. Treatment usually involves prescribed creams or tablets to kill the mites.

Seborrheic dermatitis is a common skin condition causing itchy, flaky patches and redness, usually on the scalp, face, or chest. It involves excess oil and irritation; treatment includes regular washing, medicated shampoos or creams, and gentle skin care.

Shingles is a painful skin rash caused by the chickenpox virus that reactivates in nerves. It presents as a band or patch of blisters on one side of the body, often with burning or tingling, and is treated with antiviral medicine and pain relief.

Skin Cancer is a health service that helps people learn about, diagnose, and treat skin cancers. It involves education on risk and symptoms, screenings or checkups, and guidance or referrals for medical treatment and follow-up care.

Skin Discoloration is a service that identifies and treats uneven skin tones, such as dark spots, redness, or patches. It involves assessment, customizable topical or procedural options, and a plan to even out color and improve overall skin appearance.

Skin Infections is a service that helps diagnose and treat infections on the skin, such as rashes, boils, or fungal infections. It may involve examination, tests, prescribed medicines, wound care, and guidance on prevention and when to seek care.

Skin Problem is a service that helps diagnose and treat common skin issues like acne, rashes, and irritation. It involves a quick assessment, possible tests, personalized treatment plans, and follow-up to monitor progress.

Skin Tag Removal is a brief in-office procedure to remove small, benign skin growths. A clinician uses safe techniques like cutting, freezing, or cauterizing to detach the tag, often with local anesthesia and minimal recovery time.

Spider Veins is a cosmetic treatment that improves the appearance of small, twisted blood vessels on the skin, typically on the legs. It involves minimally invasive procedures like laser or sclerotherapy to fade or remove the visible veins.

Stem Cell Growth Factors is a service that uses specific proteins to support the growth and health of stem cells, helping them multiply, develop, and stay healthy for research or therapeutic purposes.

Stretch Marks is a skin care service that helps reduce the appearance of long, thin lines on the skin caused by rapid growth or stretching. It involves targeted treatments, guidance on skin care, and options to improve texture and color over time.

Surgical Scar Revision is a medical procedure to improve the appearance and texture of a scar. It involves removing or altering scar tissue and closing the skin in a way that makes the scar less noticeable, often with careful suturing or skin grafts.

Telangiectasias describes tiny widened blood vessels near the skin surface, appearing as red or purple lines. It involves diagnosing and treating visible vascular facial or body patterns, often through observation, laser therapy, or sclerotherapy as advised by a clinician.

Tinea versicolor is a common skin fungus that causes light or dark patches on the body, usually on the trunk. It can itch and may be treated with antifungal creams, lotions, or medicines prescribed by a healthcare provider.

Urticaria, or hives, is a skin reaction that causes itchy, raised red or white welts. It often appears suddenly due to allergies, infections, or medicines, lasting hours to days. Treatments include antihistamines, avoiding triggers, and sometimes doctors test for causes.

Vitiligo is a skin condition where patches lose their color because pigment cells stop working. It involves gradual or sudden whitening patches, often spreading over time, and can be managed with treatments, sun protection, and skincare; it is not contagious.

Warts is a simple service that helps treat common skin growths caused by viruses. It guides you through steps to identify, manage, and remove warts using safe, at-home care or professional options as needed.

Xeomin is a prescription injectable medicine that uses purified botulinum toxin to temporarily relax facial muscles, reducing wrinkles. A clinician injects small amounts into targeted areas; effects develop over days and typically last a few months, with minor, temporary side effects.