What we treat
Concerns we treat
From acne and eczema to skin cancer screening and cosmetic concerns — medical and aesthetic dermatology for every age, at both Central Coast offices.
Medical Concerns
Contact Dermatitis
Contact dermatitis is an itchy rash caused by something your skin touched. There are two kinds and they behave differently: one is…
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Medical Concerns
Actinic Keratosis
Actinic keratoses are the rough, dry patches that years of sun leave behind, and most people find them with a hand rather…
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Medical Concerns
Scalp Health
Your scalp is skin, with more oil glands than almost anywhere else on your body, sitting under hair where nobody looks. Flaking,…
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Aesthetic Concerns
Wrinkles and Fine Lines
Every line on a face is one of three things: a muscle folding the skin, the skin itself changing, or the volume…
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Medical Concerns
Warts
A wart is not a lump of hard skin. It is a virus living in your skin, which explains everything people find…
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Medical Concerns
Vitiligo
Vitiligo causes skin to lose its color, in patches that can look lighter than your natural tone, white, or even pink. It…
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Medical Concerns
Vascular Anomalies
Some red birthmarks fade on their own within a few years. Others are present at birth and stay for life without treatment,…
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Aesthetic Concerns
Unwanted Hair
How much hair you grow, where it grows and how coarse it is comes down to family and hormones rather than anything…
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Aesthetic Concerns
Sun Damage
Sun damage is everything years of light leave behind: brown spots, fine red veins, rough patches and lines. It looks like one…
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Aesthetic Concerns
Stubborn Fat
Almost everyone has one area that never changes no matter what the rest of the body does. Where you store fat is…
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Aesthetic Concerns
Spider Veins
Spider veins are the fine red or purple lines that surface on the nose, cheeks and legs. They are flat, they are…
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Medical Concerns
Skin Tags
Skin tags are small, soft, harmless growths that turn up where skin rubs against skin or clothing: the neck, underarms, eyelids, upper…
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