We provide comprehensive medical dermatology care for patients of all ages. Common conditions we treat include acne, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, skin infections, rashes, warts, hair and nail disorders, and skin cancer concerns. We also perform full-body skin exams and in-office procedures such as biopsies and cryotherapy.

We accept BCBS, Presbyterian health plans, United as well as Medicare. We do not accept Medicaid. Our team is happy to help verify coverage before your visit. If you do not see your plan listed, please contact our office for self pay options.

Yes. We offer thorough full-body skin exams to screen for skin cancer and other concerning lesions. If a spot requires further evaluation, we can perform biopsies in the office and guide you through next steps with clarity and care.

In most cases, no referral is needed, especially if you have a PPO insurance plan or are paying out of pocket. Some insurance plans (such as certain HMO plans) may require a referral. We recommend checking with your insurance provider if you’re unsure.

Yes. We care for pediatric, adolescent, and adult patients. We take a gentle, patient-centered approach to ensure children and families feel comfortable and supported during their visit.

Your first visit includes a comprehensive skin evaluation, a review of your medical history, and a discussion of your concerns and goals. We focus on education, prevention, and evidence-based treatment options tailored to your individual needs.

Most appointments are 15–20 minutes, depending on the reason for your visit. Procedures such as biopsies or treatments may take slightly longer. We strive to run on time while still giving each patient our full attention.

Yes. Common in-office procedures include: Skin biopsies Cryotherapy (freezing precancerous or benign lesions) Treatment of warts and other growths Evaluation and management of suspicious lesions All procedures are performed with patient comfort and safety as a priority.

Our practice focuses on medical dermatology. This allows us to dedicate our time and expertise to diagnosing, treating, and preventing skin disease and skin cancer.

For a full-body skin exam, we recommend: Wearing loose, comfortable clothing Removing nail polish if possible Avoiding makeup if you’re concerned about facial lesions Bringing a list of medications and any questions you may have.

Most patients benefit from a yearly skin exam, though some may need more frequent visits based on personal or family history, sun exposure, or prior skin cancer. We will make personalized recommendations for you.

If you notice a new, changing, or symptomatic lesion, we encourage you to schedule an appointment promptly. Early evaluation is key, and we aim to provide timely, reassuring care.

You can send a message through the portal or call our office and we would be happy to talk to you about any concerns you may have.

You can schedule by calling our office or requesting an appointment through our website. Our staff is happy to help find a time that works for you.