Conditions

Acne happens when pores clog with oil and dead skin and become inflamed. It shows up in teens and adults alike, and it is one of the most treatable things we see. Most patients notice a real change within three months of starting a plan.

Rosacea is a long-term condition that causes flushing, lasting redness and small bumps across the cheeks, nose and chin. It can't be cured, but it can be controlled well, and laser treatment can fade redness that creams leave behind.

Eczema is inflammation that leaves skin dry, itchy and easily irritated. It often runs in families and flares with weather, stress or certain products. We treat the flare and look for the trigger, including allergy patch testing when it helps.

Hair loss has many causes, from genetics and hormones to stress, illness and low iron. The sooner the cause is found, the more hair can be kept. Your visit starts with a close look at the scalp and, if needed, blood work.

Most moles are harmless, but a mole that is new, growing or changing deserves a look. A full-body skin check takes about 20 minutes. If anything needs testing, it can usually be removed the same day.

Basal cell and squamous cell cancers are the most common cancers in the country, and caught early they are very treatable. Dr. Park performs every surgery here, including Mohs surgery, which removes the cancer while keeping as much healthy skin as possible.

Cysts and lipomas are common, harmless lumps under the skin. They can grow, become sore or get infected. Most are removed in a single visit under local numbing medicine, through a small incision.

Skin tags and raised growths like seborrheic keratoses are harmless but can catch on clothing, jewelry or a razor. Several can usually be removed in one short visit, with little or no downtime.

Lines form where muscles move the skin over and over, and they deepen as skin loses collagen. Wrinkle relaxers soften the lines that come from movement. Claire Novak, our nurse injector, keeps every result natural, and the consultation is free.

With age, the face loses fat and bone, which flattens the cheeks, thins the lips and hollows the under-eyes. Hyaluronic filler restores that volume gently. It is added in small amounts and can be dissolved if needed.

Years of sun leave brown spots and uneven color, and hormones can cause darker patches called melasma. Light and laser treatments fade spots well. Melasma needs a gentler approach, and we tailor the plan to your skin type.

Acne can leave pitted or rolling scars and enlarged pores once the breakouts are gone. Scars improve by rebuilding collagen beneath them, so treatment works over a series of sessions, and most patients see steady change across three to six months.