Dermatology and Injectables

Non-surgical approaches for the largest organ of your body. From acne treatments to wrinkle correction, we have all of the latest procedures to aid in the health and appearance of your skin.

Dermatology is the field of medicine focused on the treatment of skin disorders and imperfections due to genetic or environmental reasons.

For information on various dermatology concerns please see the information below.

Acne

Acne is a chronic inflammatory disease of the sebaceous glands that can affect all skin types and people of all ages.

Broken Blood Vessels

Superficial, small vessels that can be found anywhere on the body affecting all age and ethnic groups, most commonly found in lighter skin types.

Eczema

A common skin disorder affecting people of all ages, yet mostly occurring in children. Characterized by dry itchy patches.

Fine Lines, Wrinkles & Loss of Facial Volume

We all have varying degrees of fat in our faces and many factors can cause changes to these fatty compartments. There can be a loss at both superficial and deeper levels that go along with our natural aging process.

Hyperpigmentation & Hypopigmentation

Hyperpigmentation is the darkening of the skin, secondary to hormonal changes and sun exposure. Hypopigmentation is the lightening of the skin secondary to certain skin disorders or misuse of laser treatments.

Moles/Lesions or Cysts

The majority of moles, lesions and cysts are benign (non-cancerous) in nature. They are not life threating but can be unsightly and annoying, influencing removal. Cancerous growths on the other hand, can be life threating and need surgery.

Rosacea

Characterized by persistent redness of the nose, cheek, brows and chin that can be accompanied by acne(ic) lesions. Rosacea most commonly occurs in light skinned women between the ages of 30 and 50, but severe forms can occur in men as well.

Skin Cancer

Cancers that arise from the skin when abnormal cells have the ability to spread to other body parts. Most skin cancers arise from UV radiation. The three main types of skin cancer are basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and melanoma.

Skin Tags

An overgrowth of excess skin caused by obesity and hormone changes.

Spider Veins

Superficial, small vessels that can be found anywhere on the body. Although spider veins are most commonly found in middle-aged women, they can affect many different age and ethnic groups.

Sun Damage

Sun exposure is caused by UV light like the sun damaging the elastin fibers in the skin. Sun spots, redness and uneven skin texture can occur over time.

Unsightly Scars

There are many different types of scarring that can occur from various traumas. Depending on the type of scar, treatment can be as conservative as topical products or as aggressive as surgical revision.