Arnold D. Panzer M.D. | Meagan M. Sullivan N.P. | Medical Care Aesthetic Skincare and Dermatology

An annual physical exam or employment physical is a checkup to review your health, vitals, and basic labs, to ensure you’re fit for work or keep you healthy. It may include a medical history, exam, vaccines, tests, and recommendations.

Botox and fillers are cosmetic injections to smooth wrinkles and add volume. Botox relaxes muscles to reduce lines; fillers plump areas like cheeks or lips. Treatment is quick, usually with a numbing option, and results vary, requiring maintenance by repeat sessions.

Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) and laser treatment are cosmetic procedures that use focused light to target skin issues like redness, spots, or hair. They involve applying light pulses to the skin, heating the targeted areas to improve appearance with minimal downtime.

Weight loss is a service that helps you reduce body fat through healthy eating, regular exercise, and lifestyle changes. It involves goal setting, guidance on caloric intake, personalized plans, tracking progress, and support to reach a sustainable, healthier weight.

Acute dermatitis treatment is care for sudden skin inflammation caused by irritation or allergy. It involves soothing creams or medicines, avoiding triggers, keeping skin clean and moisturized, and may include antihistamines or steroids as prescribed by a clinician.

Botox is a cosmetic treatment that uses tiny injections of a purified toxin to relax facial muscles, reducing wrinkles. It’s quick, usually takes a few minutes, with mild, temporary effects that can last several months and may require follow-up sessions.

Diagnosis and treatment of skin cancer is checking for suspicious skin changes, confirming cancer with tests, and removing or treating cancer cells to prevent spread, using procedures like biopsies, surgery, radiation, or medicines as needed.

Eczema treatment helps manage itchy, inflamed skin by soothing symptoms, using moisturizers, gentle skin care, avoiding triggers, and doctors may suggest prescription creams, medicines, or light therapy to reduce flare-ups and promote healing.

Medical face lift is a cosmetic treatment that uses non-surgical procedures, like fillers or threads, to lift and rejuvenate the face. It tightens skin, restores volume, and improves contours with minimal downtime, depending on the chosen method.

Microneedling uses a small device with tiny needles to create brief skin punctures, triggering natural healing. It involves cleansing, applying a numbing cream, rolling or stamping the skin with needles, then soothing creams or serums post-treatment.

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treatment uses a person’s own blood, concentrates the healing platelets, and injects them into an area needing repair—often joints or skin—to stimulate healing and reduce inflammation with a simple procedure and minimal downtime.

The removal of moles and abscesses is a medical procedure to safely take away unwanted skin growths (moles) or infected pockets (abscesses). It involves diagnosis, local anesthesia, and precise surgical or draining techniques, with healing and possible follow-up care.

Treatment of acne and acne scarring is medical care to clear pimples, reduce oil, and improve skin texture. It may include topical medicines, oral antibiotics, retinoids, and procedures like chemical peels or laser therapy, depending on severity.

This service treats itchy or irritated skin rashes and skin infections, using medical testing, medicines, creams, and guidance on care and prevention to soothe symptoms and prevent recurrence.

A service for treating problems with hair and nails, such as thinning, breakage, or infections. It involves diagnosing the cause, advising care routines, medications or topical treatments, and follow-up to improve appearance and health.

Treatment of hair loss helps people regrow or stop losing hair. It may involve medicines, topical treatments, lifestyle changes, or procedures like injections or surgery, aiming to regain hair thickness and boost confidence.

The treatment of pigmentary disorders of the skin helps reduce or balance uneven skin color caused by conditions like melasma or freckles. It involves diagnosis, skin-safe procedures and creams, sun protection, and follow-up to improve tone and uniformity.

The treatment of rashes is care for itchy, red skin spots. It involves diagnosing the cause (allergic reactions, infections, irritants), and using explanations, soothing creams, antihistamines, or prescription medicines to reduce symptoms and help healing.

Treatment of spider veins with sclerotherapy involves injecting a tiny sclerosant solution into small, visible veins to irritate and collapse them, causing the vein to fade. A quick, simple procedure often done in a clinic with minimal downtime and mild discomfort.

Treatment of warts and molluscum contagiosum is care to remove or reduce these skin bumps caused by a virus. It may include topical medicines, freezing, scraping, or gentle procedures by a clinician to clear the lesions and prevent spread.