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Actinic keratoses are rough, scaly patches on the skin caused by sun damage. The service involves examining patches, confirming diagnosis, and treating with methods like topical creams, freezing, or light therapy to remove or reduce the lesions and prevent skin cancer risk.

Botox, Dysport, and Xeomin are injectable medicines that relax facial muscles to reduce wrinkles. Small injections target specific areas, with effects typically lasting a few months and possible temporary side effects like bruising or headaches.

Botox Cosmetic is a prescription medicine made from a toxin that temporarily relaxes facial muscles to reduce fine lines and wrinkles. It’s injected with a tiny needle, typically takes a few days to work, and lasts several months with minimal downtime.

Brown Spots is a skincare service that targets uneven skin tone and dark spots. It typically includes assessment, exfoliation or treatment to lighten areas, and follow-up care to improve clarity and balance of the skin.

Cheek augmentation is a cosmetic procedure that enhances the shape and fullness of the cheeks using implants or injectable fillers to create a more defined, balanced facial contour. It involves planned injections or implants and may require anesthesia and recovery time.

Common Skin Disorders is a medical service that provides information and guidance about common skin conditions, their causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and simple treatment tips to help people understand and manage them.

Cosmetic Dermatology is a service focused on improving the appearance of the skin. It includes non-surgical treatments like facials, lasers, chemical peels, injectables, and other procedures to reduce wrinkles, scars, discoloration, and signs of aging.

Cosmetic Procedures offers non-surgical and surgical treatments to enhance appearance, such as skin rejuvenation, reshaping features, and removing imperfections. It involves consultations, planning, and procedures like injections, lasers, implants, or minor surgery to improve look.

Cosmetic Treatments are non-surgical procedures that enhance appearance, such as skin smoothing, wrinkle reduction, or facial contouring. They involve quick, usually minimally invasive techniques, done by professionals to improve look with little downtime.

Cryosurgery is a medical procedure that uses extreme cold to freeze and destroy abnormal or diseased tissue, such as warts, tumors, or skin lesions. A patient’s area is exposed to liquid nitrogen or a similar agent, causing targeted cells to die and heal over time.

Cryotherapy is a treatment that uses extremely cold temperatures for short periods to refresh the body, reduce pain, and aid recovery. It typically involves standing in a cold chamber or applying cold air or liquid to the skin for a few minutes.

Ear piercing is the process of creating a small hole in the ear to wear earrings. A sterile needle or gun makes the hole, then jewelry is placed; care includes cleaning, avoiding irritation, and following aftercare directions to prevent infection.

Earlobe Repair is a cosmetic procedure that fixes split, stretched, or torn earlobes by suturing and reshaping the skin so the earlobe looks natural again; it may involve anesthesia and a brief recovery period.

Electrodesiccation and curettage is a skin treatment that uses electric heat to dry out a lesion, followed by scraping it away. The procedure removes abnormal tissue and may be used for warts, precancerous spots, or small tumors, usually with local anesthesia.

Electrosurgery uses high-frequency electrical current to cut or remove tissue, seal blood vessels, or destroy abnormal cells during surgery. A handheld wand delivers controlled heat to the target area, allowing precise tissue effects with minimized bleeding.

Erythrodermic psoriasis is a rare, severe skin condition where most of the body becomes red, inflamed, and scaly. It can itch or burn, cause fever or chills, and may require urgent medical care and strong treatment to control flares.

Facial Aesthetic is a cosmetic service that aims to improve facial appearance and symmetry through treatments like fillers, Botox, and skin rejuvenation. It involves assessment, choosing safe options, and performing minimally invasive procedures to enhance contours and texture.

Facial Lines is a beauty service that reduces or smooths wrinkles and fine lines on the face using skincare treatments, facials, or gentle anti-aging techniques to refresh and firm the skin.

Facial Rejuvenation is a cosmetic service that aims to refresh the face’s appearance by reducing wrinkles, tightening skin, and restoring a smoother, more youthful look. It may use treatments like facials, peels, lasers, or injections, depending on the provider.

General Dermatology is a medical service that focuses on skin health. It includes evaluating and treating skin, hair, and nail conditions, offering exams, diagnosing issues, prescribing treatments, managing chronic skin problems, and giving skin care advice.

Guttate psoriasis is a skin condition with many small red, scaly patches, usually triggered by a strep infection. It involves sudden onset on the trunk and limbs, itching or discomfort, and treatment may include topical therapies, light therapy, or medications.

Inverse Psoriasis is a skin condition causing smooth, red, irritated patches in body folds like underarms, groin, and under breasts. It often appears without scales, may itch or sting, and treatment focuses on gentle cleaning, moisture, and prescribed creams or light therapy.

Keloid Scarring is a skin condition where raised, thick scars grow bigger than the original wound. Treatments may include creams, injections, laser therapy, or surgical removal, aiming to soften, reduce size, and relieve itching or discomfort.

Laser Surgery is a medical procedure that uses focused light energy to cut, reshape, or remove tissue. It involves numbing the area, guiding the laser precisely, and minimal bleeding, with often faster recovery than traditional surgery.

Light Therapy/Phototherapy uses specific wavelengths of light to improve skin conditions, mood, or wound healing. It involves sessions where a person sits near a light source or uses a device for a set time, under clinician guidance and safety precautions.

Lip Augmentation is a cosmetic treatment to plump and shape the lips, usually using fillers or implants. It involves injections or implants to add volume, improve contour, and achieve a fuller, more defined look. Results vary and may require maintenance.

Mohs micrographic surgery is a precise skin cancer treatment where the surgeon removes visible cancer and layers of tissue one by one, examining each layer under a microscope until no cancer is seen, preserving as much healthy tissue as possible.

Mole Removal is a cosmetic procedure to remove or reduce skin moles using methods like cutting, shaving, or laser. It involves numbing the area, removing the mole tissue, and sometimes applying a dressing or follow-up care to aid healing.

Nonprescription Freezing Products (Dimethyl Ether) are consumer sprays that rapidly freeze surfaces or objects using dimethyl ether. They’re used to cool or shock-freeze items, often for testing, cleaning, or chilling, and should be used with care per safety instructions.

Photodynamic Therapy uses special light-activated drugs to target and kill diseased cells. A patient receives a photosensitizing agent, waits a bit, then a light is applied to the affected area, activating the drug to destroy abnormal cells with minimal damage to surrounding tissue.

Plaque Psoriasis is a skin condition that causes red, scaly patches. It involves immune system activity, itching, and inflammation, and treatment may include moisturizers, topical medicines, light therapy, or prescription drugs to reduce symptoms and flare-ups.

Prescribe Oral Antibiotics is a service that evaluates an infection and, if appropriate, writes a prescription for pills or capsules to treat it, guiding dosage, duration, and safety considerations for at-home use.

Prescription Medicated Creams are doctor-prescribed topical medicines applied to the skin to treat conditions like eczema, dermatitis, or acne, typically containing antibiotics, steroids, or specialty ingredients; usage, dosage, and duration are directed by a healthcare provider.

Prescription Topical Treatments are medicated creams, gels, or ointments prescribed by a doctor to treat skin conditions. They involve applying the medicine directly to the affected area, following dosing, application frequency, and duration as directed.

Radiation Therapy uses high-energy rays to target and destroy cancer cells. It’s given by doctors in sessions, usually over several weeks, and aims to shrink tumors or relieve symptoms while limiting damage to healthy tissue.

Skin Examinations are brief checks by a clinician to look for unusual moles or skin changes that could signal skin cancer. A trained professional visually inspects exposed skin, may measure lesions, and discusses findings and next steps or referrals.

Surgical Excision is a procedure where a doctor removes an abnormal area of tissue, such as a mole or lump, using a scalpel. It involves cleaning the skin, numbing the area, cutting out the targeted tissue, and sometimes stitching the wound for healing.

Vascular Laser is a treatment that uses focused light to target blood vessels or visible veins under the skin. It heats and closes the vessels, helping reduce redness, spider veins, or vascular lesions with minimal downtime.

Wrinkle Filler is a cosmetic treatment that uses a gel to plump and smooth lines in the skin. It’s usually injected under the surface, with results appearing quickly and lasting months to a year, depending on product and area.