Medical Dermatology

For acne affecting teens and adults, our dermatology experts can provide a prescription regimen or in-office treatment to improve skin health.

Actinic keratosis involves rough, scaly patches of skin that can appear flesh-colored, red, or white and should be treated to avoid skin cancer.

Eczema (commonly called atopic dermatitis) is a chronic skin condition that can include "flare-ups" of symptoms, like dry, itchy, irritated skin.

Melasma refers to dark patches of skin that appear on the face, usually resulting from sun exposure or hormone-related changes during pregnancy.

Moles are clusters of skin cells that appear dark and raised, and while most are benign and harmless, a professional skin exam is often recommended.

Skin tags are small, stalk-like skin growths that are generally harmless, but they can be effectively removed by the experts at Skin Win Dermatology.

Warts are flesh-colored bumps on the skin caused by a viral infection (HPV), but they are easily treatable and removable by a dermatologist.

Psoriasis is a recurring condition that involves red or white patches (plaques) that form on the skin, especially the knees, elbows, or scalp.

Rashes are often a symptom of a medical problem, like an allergic reaction to substances such as poison ivy, but our team can diagnose and treat them.

Rosacea is a skin condition that causes redness, flushing, acne-like bumps, and visible blood vessels across the nose, cheeks, forehead, and chin.