Treatments
Medical care first, aesthetic treatments when they make sense for your skin. Prices are starting points; the consult confirms the exact quote in writing.
Medical dermatology
Diagnosis and treatment by a board-certified dermatologist. Billed to most insurance plans, or self-pay at the prices shown.
Full skin check
Every mole and spot examined with a dermatoscope, unusual ones photographed and tracked. Yearly for most adults, more often after a previous finding.
Mole and spot removal
Same-visit or scheduled removal under local anesthetic. The tissue goes to the lab whenever there is any doubt.
Acne program
Prescription treatment with a simple routine, reviewed every 8 weeks. For teenagers and for adults whose acne came back.
Rosacea and redness
Trigger mapping, prescription creams and, where it fits, vascular laser.
Eczema and psoriasis
A written plan for flares and for calm weeks, with products that suit your skin and your budget.
Hair and scalp
Scalp examination, blood tests where useful, honest options for thinning and for scalp conditions.
Prescription skincare routine
Three products, one routine, written down and reviewed after 12 weeks.
Aesthetic dermatology
Self-pay treatments performed by physicians or by nurses under physician supervision. Results vary from person to person; we tell you what to expect before you book.
Vascular laser
For visible vessels and persistent flushing. Usually 2 to 3 sessions a few weeks apart.
Pigment laser
For sun spots and uneven tone. A small test patch first on deeper skin tones.
Peel series
Gentle peels chosen for your skin tone and how it heals, spaced 3 weeks apart. A separate protocol for sensitive skin.
Microneedling for scars
Improves the texture of acne scars over 3 to 4 sessions.
Wrinkle relaxing injections
Softens expression lines on the forehead, between the brows and around the eyes. Always by a physician.
Skin quality boosters
Hydrating injectables for crepey skin on the face, neck and hands. Two sessions a month apart.