Advanced Allergy, Asthma, & Immunology Center PA - Dr. Patricia Gomez Dinger

Personalized treatment plans for eczema, which may include allergen avoidance, topical medications, and light therapy.

Provide care and education on managing severe allergies.

The highly trained team diagnoses and treats food allergies to reduce bothersome, even life-threatening, allergic reactions.

Treatment helps reduce or eliminate hives, which may appear due to allergic reactions.

Oral immunotherapy for peanut allergies.

Infusions of antibiotics as a treatment for recurring infections.

Medications to manage allergy symptoms.

Customized treatment to manage asthma conditions offered by Dr. Patricia Gomez Dinger at Advanced Allergy, Asthma, & Immunology Center PA.

Blood testing to determine allergens causing negative skin reactions.

A cosmetic injectable made of botulinum toxin type A to relax muscles and reduce smile, laugh, and frown lines.

Injection used for reducing the appearance of wrinkles.

Botox is a neurotoxin made of botulinum toxin type A that temporarily reduces the appearance of facial wrinkles by blocking nerve signals in the muscl...

Treatments for recurring infections to ease unpleasant symptoms and reduce risks of complications or future infections, offered by the experts at Adva...

In more severe cases, prescription stronger treatments may be provided to help manage symptoms.

Schedule a consultation to review your allergy management plan and update prescriptions.

Training on how to recognize signs of anaphylaxis and how to properly use an EpiPen.

Dermal fillers are gel-like substances injected into the skin to give it more volume, smooth out fine lines, or improve facial structure, commonly usi...

Dermal fillers used to restore volume and fullness to the skin.

A method for identifying food allergies by removing certain foods from the child’s diet and then reintroducing them one by one.

Diagnosis and tailored treatment plans based on medical history, symptoms, medications, lifestyle, and physical exams for recurring infections.

A type of allergy treatment that helps prevent future allergic reactions by gradually exposing the body to increasing amounts of allergens to desensit...

Exposes the body to allergens in increasing doses using tablets placed under the tongue.

Immunotherapy allows gradual exposure to increasing amounts of an allergen, helping the body overcome problematic symptoms over time.

A treatment method that aims to desensitize patients to specific allergens.

Involves consuming small amounts of increasing amounts of food allergens with a goal of higher allergic reaction thresholds.

Involves taking medications to lower the immune system’s response before receiving allergy shots frequently during the first phases of treatment to sp...

Delivers higher concentrations of antibiotics directly to the affected area for more effective treatment.

Epinephrine is your first line of defense when you have a severe allergic reaction. It tightens blood vessels, increases blood pressure, relaxes muscl...

Allergy treatment that involves placing the allergen under the tongue.

Tests to evaluate how well the lungs are working.

Recommendations around nutrition, sleep, exercise, stress minimization, and multivitamin intake to support overall health and reduce infections.

The doctor can provide eczema-friendly creams and medications that can help manage flare-ups as soon as they happen.

Over-the-counter hydrocortisone cream can be effective in easing inflammation and itching for mild cases.

Includes antibiotics, antiviral, or antifungal treatments based on the type of infection.

A skin care procedure that restores aging skin by combining traditional microneedling and radiofrequency (RF) energy to stimulate collagen and elastin...

A nonsurgical procedure that effectively tightens and improves the appearance of skin without the drawbacks of cosmetic surgery.

Using a humidifier can add moisture back into the air, helping to prevent eczema flare-ups.

Treat chronic sinus infections by delivering anti-inflammatory agents directly to the affected area.

Consultation with a nutritionist to maintain a balanced diet while avoiding allergens.

Ongoing office visits for oral immunotherapy.

Clears mucus, bacteria, and viruses from nasal passages to reduce recurrence of sinus infections.

Diagnostic tests to determine which allergens cause negative reactions when they interact with the skin.

Tests that help to identify allergens by exposing the skin to small amounts of allergens.

A common and reliable method for testing allergies, performed by placing a small drop of allergen on the skin and pricking it to check for reactions.

An accelerated form of immunotherapy that builds up tolerance to allergens more quickly than traditional immunotherapy.

Replaces a deficient immune system with a healthy one for severe immunodeficiency cases.

Customized plans created by specialists to help manage contact dermatitis and prevent flare-ups.

Prevent infections before they start by keeping immunizations up-to-date.

Vaccinations recommended to prevent future recurring infections.