Dermatology

Medical and cosmetic dermatology for healthier, more confident skin.

Our dermatology-focused care team evaluates acne, eczema, rashes, psoriasis, hidradenitis suppurativa, fungal infections, changing moles, pigmentation concerns, cysts, abscesses, scarring, and other skin concerns. When a concern needs specialist testing or treatment, we can discuss referral options.

For severe or resistant cases, treatment options may include prescription medications, in-office procedures when clinically appropriate, follow-up planning, or referral when needed. We also discuss aesthetic skin concerns such as scarring, pigmentation, and skin-care goals.

Following skin-care instructions at home

Use the skin-care plan correctly at home.

Ask how to use each treatment, what irritation to watch for, and when the skin concern should be checked again.

About this visit

What this visit covers

See common reasons to request this visit, what may be discussed, and what information is helpful to bring.

When it fits

Common concerns

A rash, acne flare, itching, or irritation has not improved.

You noticed a new or changing mole, spot, bump, or skin discoloration.

Hair, scalp, nail, or pigmentation changes are bothering you.

You want a treatment plan that fits your skin type, health history, and comfort level.

During the visit

What we may cover

Skin-focused history and exam of the area you want evaluated.

Review of products, medications, allergies, prior treatments, and photos if helpful.

Treatment options, prescription discussion, follow-up timing, or specialist referral if needed.

Before the visit

Helpful to bring

Photos if the rash or skin change comes and goes.

A list or photos of skin products and medications you have tried.

Avoid heavy makeup or covering the area you want evaluated.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What concerns can I ask about?
Patients may request evaluation of a rash, acne, itching, a changing spot, or hair, scalp, and nail changes. The clinician will decide what can be evaluated or treated at Moses Medical and when outside testing or referral is needed.
Do I need a referral?
Referral and authorization rules vary by plan. Verify the exact plan, provider, and service before the visit.
What should I bring?
Bring a medication list and note when the concern started, what changes it, and which products or treatments you tried. Photos can help when a condition comes and goes.

Need help choosing?

Start with the care option that fits your concern.

Browse care options or call the office. We can help narrow down the choices.