Conditions We Treat

Acne
Birthmarks
Blistering disorders
Connective tissue disease
Cutaneous lymphoma
Dermatitis
Discoloring of the skin / uneven skin tone
Eczema / atopic dermatitis
Excessive sweating
Hair / scalp disorders
Herpes
Hidradenitis
Lupus of the skin
Lymphoma
Melanoma
- Melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer, is characterized by the uncontrolled growth of pigment-producing cells. Melanomas may appear on the skin suddenly without warning but also can develop within an existing mole. The overall incidence of melanoma continues to rise. In fact, melanoma rates in the United States doubled from 1988 to 2017.
Moles and non-cancerous growths
Nail disorders
Pigmented lesions
Psoriasis
- Our staff works to develop a relationship with psoriasis patients - when you have a flare up, we want to get you feeling better as soon as possible.
Rare skin conditions
Rashes / hives
Rosacea
Scars / keloids
Sexually transmitted infections (STI or STD)
Skin cancer
Skin infections
Skin infestations
Tropical dermatology
Vitiligo
Vulvar diseases
Wart