Epiphany Dermatology

Removal of a piece of skin to help diagnose skin cancers or inflammatory conditions.

A biopsy is necessary to diagnose melanoma and treatment consists of surgical removal.

A dermatological procedure to remove a small piece of skin for diagnostic purposes, typically to check for skin cancer or other conditions.

Used to diagnose skin conditions, including skin cancers, by examining tissue samples.

Shaving superficial moles flat so they don’t stick up. Although some pigment may still remain, many moles will disappear completely once shaven.

Moles that appear to be changing or any new moles after age 30 should be checked by our team. If they have atypical features, they are shaved flat and...

Moles removed for a variety of medical reasons. The removal method depends on the mole’s location and size.

Improves body contours by heating, freezing, or applying energy to targeted areas. Non-invasive devices are used to remove fat, tone muscle, and tight...

Dysport injections work similarly to Botox, blocking nerve signals to muscles to lessen movement and eliminate wrinkles.

KYBELLA® is the first FDA-approved injectable treatment created to destroy fat cells under the chin area otherwise known as a “double-chin”. Containin...

Botox injections prevent wrinkles by blocking communication between nerves and muscles, resulting in reduced muscle contraction and less creasing of t...

A cosmetic treatment for reducing the appearance of facial wrinkles.

Specific sun-induced growth known as actinic keratosis.

A method for treating certain types of skin cancer (including basal cell carcinoma and superficial squamous cell carcinoma) through scraping and caute...

A skin treatment that uses acids to exfoliate and rejuvenate the skin, available in different types like glycolic, lactic, beta, vitalize, pigment bal...

A chemotherapeutic topical medication used for decades to slough off precancerous areas.

Enrolling in clinical trials for injectable, oral and topical medications for moderate to severe eczema.

Enrolling in clinical trials for biologic injectable, oral & topical medications for moderate to severe psoriasis.

Laser therapy or cosmetic surgery that shaves off extra layers of skin for severe cases of rhinophyma.

A range of aesthetic dermatologic services to enhance skin appearance.

Using liquid nitrogen, your dermatologist will either spray it on or apply it with a Q-tip to the targeted area. At 320 degrees below zero, cryotherap...

Non-surgical treatment for skin cancer.

Common treatment for precancerous lesions where individual lesions are frozen during an exam.

A high concentration, aluminum chloride deodorant that helps plug the sweat glands.

Injectable fillers help restore volume in the skin, which can reduce the appearance of lines and wrinkles that come with age. Injectable fillers have ...

Injectable fillers composed of hyaluronic acid that help to plump lips, eliminate sagging jowls, smooth laugh lines, and correct acne scars.

Injectable treatments that restore volume and fullness to the skin.

Non-invasive ways to treat fine lines and wrinkles; Juvéderm is a sweeping term for a collection of hyaluronic acid fillers targeting specific areas o...

An injectable gel for enhancing thin or deflated lips, providing fuller lips and addressing smile lines. Results last up to a year.

Increases volume for lips and softens lines around the mouth with results lasting up to two years.

Treats fine lines and wrinkles around the nose and mouth with effects lasting up to 18 months.

Increases volume in the cheek area to correct age-related volume loss, providing results that last up to two years.

A non-surgical hyaluronic acid filler used to treat moderate to severe folds and fine lines around the mouth and nose. Results last up to one year.

Cosmetic treatments that reduce wrinkles and smooth lines around the nose and mouth.

The study of skin diseases seen with a biopsy. It requires a dual knowledge of skin diseases and pathology to interpret skin biopsies.

Inflammation in the skin driven by the body’s immune system.

A thorough assessment of skin lesions, moles, and rashes to diagnose potential skin issues.

Specialized dermatological evaluation and treatment for infants, children, and teenagers, focusing on skin conditions such as eczema, hemangiomas, and...

Eye drops to relieve redness and discomfort for ocular rosacea.

Pulse-dosing can help to avoid overexposure to oral anti-fungal medications.

Specialized evaluations for genetic skin disorders, often referred to pediatric dermatologists.

Topical, over-the-counter product that causes hair to grow for a longer period of time.

An oral treatment that blocks testosterone receptors to reduce the effect of testosterone.

Treatment options for male pattern hair loss.

Biopsy to identify rashes and determine the appropriate treatment.

An oral medicine taken to dry the mouth and prevent excessive sweating.

Uses ultrasound waves to destroy sweat glands without an incision.

A hydradermabrasion procedure that cleanses, extracts, and hydrates the skin.

Non-cortisone treatments used to eliminate inflammation for itchy rashes.

A laser treatment specifically for melasma, aimed at removing blotchy spots on the skin.

Used for lightening or treatment of sun spots.

Includes Red Light and Blue Light therapies.

Laser therapy options such as Pulse Dye Lasers (PDL) and Intense-Pulse Light (IPL) lasers to reduce the appearance of broken blood vessels.

Uses light to treat skin growths by applying a photosensitizing agent and exposing it to specific wavelengths of light.

Utilizes both blue and red light sources to treat actinic keratosis in the office.

A procedure where a chemical is applied to the skin and then treated under a light source or laser to kill precancerous cells.

Uses light and a photosensitizing agent to treat actinic keratosis, allowing targeted destruction of abnormal cells.

Commonly used to treat itchy rashes.

Prescribed cream containing hydroquinone, typically at 4% strength, effective for treating melasma.

Comprehensive skin care services to address a variety of skin conditions.

Topical steroids or non-steroid medications for severe dry skin symptoms.

A specialized treatment for melasma, focusing on restoring skin and achieving an even complexion.

Condition creating brown patches of skin in sun-exposed areas.

A skin care treatment that exfoliates the skin to reduce signs of aging and improve skin texture.

Aesthetic treatment for skin rejuvenation.

A device that helps reduce skin laxity and improve overall skin appearance.

A treatment that combines microneedling with radiofrequency energy to enhance skin tightening and fat reduction.

Mohs surgery is considered the gold standard for removal of many types of skin cancer. This method spares the most amount of normal tissue and has the...

Over the counter products to manage dry skin; includes creams, lotions, and ointments.

Oral medications are recommended for fungal infections that are not isolated to a small part of the body, such as ringworm that has spread to the enti...

Terbinafine (or Lamisil) is often prescribed for nail fungus and is considered safer for the liver than Tylenol. It’s taken daily for the first month,...

Referral for the treatment of ocular rosacea.

Treatment for various skin hyperpigmentation types, typically through regular skincare including topical creams and laser procedures.

A treatment for basal cell or squamous cell carcinoma using radiation, suitable for patients who are poor surgical candidates.

Treatment consists of surgical removal or superficial radiation therapy, depending on the location and size of the cancer.

Advanced light therapy treatment.

Most people should have a professional skin examination once a year.

Annual professional skin examination recommended to detect skin cancer.

Diagnosis involves identifying lesions that may look similar to other conditions.

Evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of general dermatology and skin cancer.

Diagnosis of melanoma through biopsy evaluation to tailor treatment accordingly.

Mohs surgery spares the most amount of normal tissue and has the highest cure rates for many non-melanoma and melanoma skin cancers. It’s the gold sta...

Dedicated care for skin cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Special emphasis on skin cancer prevention, screenings, and treatment. Cure rates can approach 99% if discovered and treated early.

Visit a dermatologist to discuss treatments for dry skin.

Consultations may occur when additional evaluations or expert opinions are needed for accurate diagnosis.

Various non-invasive treatments including chemical peels, Fraxel® laser, Clear + Brilliant®, and IPL treatments.

A surgery where damaged skin tissue is cut out and removed, including malignant tumors or benign lesions, with stitches used for optimal healing.

Permanent solution involving the surgical removal or destruction of sweat glands.

A small outpatient surgery to remove cysts, performed by a dermatologist. The procedure includes numbing the area with Lidocaine injections and removi...

A non-invasive procedure to tighten skin.

Injection of corticosteroid for painful, red bumps resulting from papulopustular rosacea.

Light brown to tan spots from sun exposure.

Treatment may consist of surgical removal or superficial radiation therapy.

Used during skin biopsy procedures to numb the area being treated.

Prescribed treatment for patients to use at home for precancerous lesions.

Main course of therapy for atopic dermatitis, used to repair and protect the skin barrier.

Topical creams to help soothe the inflammation of the skin for erythematotelangiectatic treatment.

A topical approach to treating many actinic keratoses located in one area using chemotherapeutic medications.

Treatment options for varicose veins and spider veins.

Non-cancerous skin growths caused by virus infections.

A immune response modifying cream that stimulates the immune system to attack abnormal cells.

A topical cream that offers results with a shorter application cycle.

Including BOTOX® Cosmetic and Dysport®.

Neuromodulator (Botox® Cosmetic, DAXXIFY®, Dysport®, and Xeomin®) treatments prevent wrinkles because they lessen this contraction. With these injecti...