Seeking Care at Advanced Dermatology is Safe and Telehealth is Available

Advanced Dermatology takes your health and safety seriously. 

Staying six feet away from others may be essential to maintaining your health. But, your  doctor is not someone you should be avoiding. In fact, a good way to stay healthy is to  stay in touch with your care providers. Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer  in the United States and 1 in 5 Americans will develop skin cancer by the age of 70.  Booking a skin cancer exam every year or more frequently if you have a history of skin  cancer is the best way to detect changes in your skin at the earliest stages. When skin  cancer is detected early, the 5-year survival rate for melanoma is 99 percent. 

We are open to see patients for all medical dermatology and cosmetic dermatology needs, including skin cancer detection, diagnosis, and treatment, skin conditions such as acne, rashes, itchy skin, eczema, psoriasis and more, hair loss and scalp conditions, nail conditions, skin rejuvenation, facial injectable treatments, laser and energy treatments, and body treatments. 

So, don’t delay any longer. It’s time to book your dermatology appointment. Safe in-office visits and Telehealth appointments are available at Advanced Dermatology. 

Keeping Your Appointment Keeps You Healthy

Getting an annual exam is also a great opportunity to speak to your dermatologist about any other changes you’ve noticed in your skin, hair and nails. Advanced Dermatology will create a customized treatment plan to address your concerns and keep you healthy. The Advanced Dermatology care team is also ready to talk with you about you rejuvenation and anti-aging goals. Our experienced team will work with you to identify products and services aimed at keeping you healthy and radiant.

We care about you and the communities we serve and want you to know that we have implemented new protocols for your dermatological visit to reduce the risk of transmission of the Coronavirus (Covid-19). The new protocols listed below provide you valuable information on how to prepare for your visit, how our teams are screening patients for the Coronavirus and what to expect during your visit.

Preparing for your dermatology visit

• CDC guidelines for wearing masks still apply in healthcare settings, even if you are fully vaccinated.  Patients will be required to wear protective masks during their visit so please bring and wear your own mask or if you don’t have a mask, one will be provided. Thank you for your cooperation.
• All patients will be asked a few questions and have their temperature checked as a pre-screening for the Coronavirus
• Patients who fail the screening will be asked to reschedule their appointments and will be provided suggestions regarding follow-up and educational material about COVID-19. We will also ask additional questions seeking more detail from patients that fail the screening protocol.