All Skin Dermatology

Accutane is a prescription acne medicine (isotretinoin) taken by mouth for severe acne. It can clear skin but requires medical supervision due to potential side effects, pregnancy risks, and regular blood tests and doctor visits during treatment.

A biopsy is a medical procedure where a small sample of tissue is taken from your body to check for disease. A doctor uses a needle or small instrument, sometimes with imaging, and the sample is tested in a lab to diagnose conditions.

Botox is a cosmetic treatment that injects tiny amounts of a toxin to temporarily relax facial muscles, reducing wrinkles. It’s done in a clinic, involves quick injections, and results usually appear in days and last several months.

Chemical peels use a chemical solution applied to the skin to exfoliate and improve texture, tone, and clarity. A clinician cleans the area, applies the solution, may feel a tingling, and skin peels over days, revealing smoother, refreshed skin.

Cosmetic is a service that enhances appearance using non-surgical beauty treatments like skincare, makeup application, and subtle facial procedures to improve skin texture, tone, and overall look.

Cosmetic and procedural dermatology focuses on improving skin appearance and texture using noninvasive and minor surgical treatments, like lasers, injections, peels, and other procedures, to reduce signs of aging, spots, and scars with expert skin care.

Cryotherapy is a treatment where you expose your body or a part of it to very cold temperatures for a short time, usually a few minutes, to reduce pain, inflammation, and promote recovery. It may involve whole-body or localized cold exposure using specialized chambers or devices.

Fillers are cosmetic injections that add volume and smooth lines by using soft gels under the skin. The process is quick, typically done in a clinic, with minimal downtime and results that may last several months depending on the product and area treated.

General dermatology for adults and children aged two and up. It involves medical skin evaluations, diagnoses, and treatments for rashes, acne, eczema, moles, and other skin concerns, plus follow-up care and guidance on skin health and prevention.

Laser treatments use a specialized laser (Neo Elite Nd:YAG 1064nm by Aerolase) to safely treat 36 skin conditions. It emits light that targets deep skin layers, helping reduce issues like wrinkles, acne, and pigmentation with short, painless sessions guided by a clinician.

A skin health check that looks for cancer risks and common conditions like acne, eczema, psoriasis, rashes, and other skin issues; it includes examination, discussion of symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options as needed.

Skin Cancer Treatments is a medical service that uses methods like surgery, radiation, or topical therapies to remove or destroy skin cancer cells, diagnose the type, and follow-up care to prevent recurrence and manage side effects.

Skin Care Products is a service that provides creams, cleansers, and treatments to improve skin health, appearance, and protection. It involves selecting suitable products, guidance on use, and routine maintenance for different skin types and concerns.

Surgical Dermatology: Skin Cancer Surgery and Other Non-Cancer Surgeries involves diagnosing and treating skin conditions with procedures like removing skin cancers, cysts, moles, and lesions, often under local anesthesia, with pathology tests and follow-up care.

Surgical Excision is a medical procedure where a doctor removes a diseased or unwanted tissue, such as a mole or lesion, with a small knife. The area is cleaned, numbed, and closed with sutures or adhesive, often sent to a lab for testing.