Acne & rosacea
Assessment of breakouts, persistent redness, and sensitivity. Your plan may include prescription topicals, oral treatments, and changes to your daily routine, depending on your diagnosis.
OUR SERVICES
Expert care. A plan for your skin.
Medical dermatology, considered aesthetic treatments, and support for sensitive skin—guided by your needs, not the latest trend.
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Medical Dermatology
Healthier skin starts with understanding it.
From a new concern to a condition you’ve lived with for years, care begins with a careful assessment—not a one-size-fits-all prescription.
Discuss a skin concernEczema & dermatitis
Care for itchy, inflamed, or recurrently irritated skin. We discuss possible triggers, skin-barrier support, and treatments to help manage flares.
Skin cancer screenings
A full-body examination to assess moles and other spots. Suspicious findings may need a biopsy or further evaluation; screening frequency is based on your individual risk.
Hair & nail concerns
Evaluation of hair shedding, thinning, scalp symptoms, and nail changes. Identifying the cause helps guide treatment and whether further testing is appropriate.
Bring a list of medications, past treatments, and any changing spots or symptoms you want to discuss.
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Aesthetic Dermatology
Thoughtful treatments. Individual goals.
A consultation considers your skin, health history, and priorities before recommending a procedure. We discuss realistic outcomes, alternatives, and recovery before you decide.
Explore treatment optionsMicroneedling with PRP
Microneedling may improve the appearance of texture and acne scars. Platelet-rich plasma uses a preparation from your own blood; its potential added benefit and suitability are discussed individually.
Medical-grade chemical peels
Selected exfoliating solutions can address uneven tone, some types of acne, and surface texture. Peel strength is tailored to your skin, with aftercare and sun protection discussed beforehand.
Laser therapy
Different lasers target different concerns, including redness, pigmentation, and texture. Your skin tone, treatment history, and goals help determine whether a laser is appropriate.
Neuromodulators & fillers
Neuromodulators temporarily soften certain expression lines; fillers can address selected areas of volume loss. Each treatment has its own risks, limitations, and maintenance needs.
Downtime and the number of sessions vary. Some procedures may not be suitable during pregnancy or with certain medications.
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Skin Barrier Repair Program
Less irritation. A more considered routine.
For skin that feels persistently tight, dry, or reactive, we look beyond the latest product to understand what may be causing irritation and build a simpler plan.
Talk about sensitive skinAssess your symptoms
We review dryness, stinging, redness, and flare patterns. Symptoms that resemble barrier damage may have another cause, such as eczema or rosacea, that needs targeted care.
Review possible triggers
A closer look at cleansers, exfoliants, active ingredients, and environmental exposures helps identify what could be contributing to irritation.
Simplify your home regimen
Your plan may focus on a gentle cleanser, an appropriate moisturizer, and daily sunscreen. Changes to active ingredients are guided by your skin’s response and prescribed treatments.
Reassess & adjust
Follow-up reviews symptoms and tolerance so your routine can evolve. Improvement takes time, and persistent or worsening irritation may need further evaluation.
Bring your current products or a list of their names. Do not stop a prescribed treatment without discussing it with your clinician.
YOUR FIRST VISIT
A conversation before a treatment.
A good care plan begins with listening. Here’s what a consultation can include.
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Understand your concerns
Discuss symptoms, your goals, medical history, and what you’ve already tried.
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Assess your skin
An examination helps guide a diagnosis or identify whether further evaluation is needed.
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Build your plan
Review options, potential risks, aftercare, and follow-up so you can make an informed decision.
BEFORE YOU VISIT
A few common questions.
How do I know which service to choose?
You don’t need to choose a treatment before your visit. Tell us your main concern when you enquire, and the consultation can help determine the appropriate next steps.
Will I receive a treatment at my first visit?
The first visit focuses on assessment and a care plan. Whether a procedure can happen that day depends on the treatment, your medical history, and scheduling; it is not guaranteed.
How much will my care cost?
Costs depend on the visit and any recommended treatment. Contact the practice for current fees and insurance information, and request an estimate before proceeding with a procedure.
How long does it take to see results?
Timelines differ by condition and treatment. Some concerns need ongoing management, and procedures may require multiple sessions. Your clinician will explain what is realistic for your plan.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Bring your medication list, relevant medical history, details of previous treatments, and your current skincare routine. For a screening, point out any spots that have changed, bled, or become symptomatic.
Appointment enquiries are requests only. Your visit is not confirmed until the practice responds.