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Acne is a common skin condition causing inflamed hair follicles and glands, resulting in pimples, blackheads, whiteheads, and sometimes cysts.

Actinic keratoses are rough, scaly skin patches caused by prolonged UV sun exposure, commonly found on the face, scalp, hands, and arms.

Athlete’s foot is a contagious fungal infection in warm, moist places like sweaty shoes or locker rooms. It causes itching, burning, and peeling between toes or on soles.

Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disease causing patchy hair loss as the immune system attacks hair follicles. Smooth, round bald spots appear on the scalp, face, or body.

Basal cell carcinoma, the most common skin cancer, arises from basal cells after prolonged sun exposure, often as a pearly bump or scaly patch that may bleed.

Bullous pemphigoid is a chronic autoimmune disorder causing large blisters as the immune system attacks the skin's basement membrane.

Calluses and corns are thickened skin from repeated friction or pressure, usually on hands or feet. They protect the skin but can cause pain.

Cysts are harmless, noncancerous fluid-filled lumps on the skin that may need drainage or removal if painful or infected.

Dry skin happens when the skin loses moisture, causing rough, flaky, or cracked areas, and a feeling of tightness or itchiness. It can be due to cold weather, dry air, aging, or strong soaps.

Hyperhidrosis is excess sweating beyond temperature needs, affecting underarms, hands, feet, or other areas. It can soak clothes or cause clammy palms.

Fungal infections like ringworm, athlete’s foot, and jock itch thrive in warm, moist areas, causing red, itchy, scaly patches.

Thinning or shedding of hair can happen from genetics, hormones, nutrition, or autoimmune conditions.

Raised, itchy welts that often appear suddenly, usually triggered by allergies, stress, or medications.

A contagious bacterial infection that causes red sores which can break open, ooze, and form a yellowish crust; common in children.

Hairs that curl back or grow sideways into the skin, leading to tender, inflamed bumps.

Tiny, rough bumps that feel like sandpaper, often on arms or thighs, caused by a buildup of keratin.

An autoimmune condition causing itchy, flat-topped, purple-tinged bumps on the skin or inside the mouth.

An autoimmune disease that can affect many organs, sometimes showing up as rashes, especially across the cheeks and nose.

Skin growths ranging from harmless to potentially serious. Dermatology evaluation helps identify which need treatment or monitoring.

A serious type of skin cancer that develops in pigment-producing cells, often appearing as an irregular or changing mole.

Dark, patchy areas of pigmentation, often on the face, linked to hormones, genetics, and sun exposure.

A self-limited rash starting with one large “herald” patch followed by smaller oval spots on the trunk.

A chronic condition where skin cells build up quickly, forming red patches with silvery scales.

Redness, irritation, or spots on the skin caused by many possible triggers, from allergies to infections.

Chronic redness of the face with visible blood vessels or acne-like bumps, often worsened by triggers like heat or stress.

A highly itchy rash caused by tiny mites that burrow into the skin; spreads easily with close contact.

A rare autoimmune disease that thickens and tightens skin and connective tissues.

Benign, wart-like growths that look “stuck on” the skin; common with aging.

Sexually transmitted infections (such as herpes or syphilis) that may cause skin sores, bumps, or rashes.

A painful, blistering rash on one side of the body caused by reactivation of the chickenpox virus.

Uncontrolled growth of skin cells, including basal cell, squamous cell, and melanoma. Early detection is key.

Surgical or minimally invasive procedures to safely remove cancerous spots and reduce risk of recurrence.

Small, soft, harmless growths often found in skin folds where friction occurs.

A common skin cancer that may appear as a scaly patch, open sore, or wart-like bump.

Loss of pigment in skin, leaving well-defined white patches; caused by an autoimmune process.

Small, rough growths caused by HPV that can appear on hands, feet, or other areas of the skin.

Breakouts can affect both skin comfort and confidence. Our planned acne consultations will review your concerns and current routine, with treatment options tailored to your skin.

Concerned about uneven tone or sun spots? Our planned consultations will begin with an assessment of your skin and a discussion of options suited to your goals.

Our planned Botox consultations will focus on your areas of concern and the look you want to achieve, with time to discuss suitability, expected results, and aftercare.

Our planned chemical peel consultations will address concerns such as uneven tone and texture. Treatment selection will consider your skin, goals, and recovery needs.

Interested in restoring facial volume or enhancing contours? Our planned filler consultations will explore your goals, suitable options, expected results, and recovery before treatment.

Considering dermaplaning? Our planned consultations will focus on your skin concerns, treatment goals, and whether this exfoliating treatment is appropriate for you.

Our planned dry skin consultations will explore your symptoms and current skincare routine, with an emphasis on a practical care plan suited to your skin.

Our planned hair loss consultations will assess thinning or shedding and explore care options based on your history, concerns, and treatment goals.

Our planned scar consultations will assess keloids and discuss treatment options, realistic expectations, and follow-up care based on your individual concerns.

Our planned skin tag consultations will begin with an evaluation of the growth and a discussion of whether removal is appropriate, including options and aftercare.

Our planned skin cancer care will begin with a thorough evaluation and discussion of treatment options. Recommendations for removal and follow-up will be based on the diagnosis and your individual needs.