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Why Visit a Dermatologist? What You Need to Know.

Patient visiting a dermatologist for a skin screening

When it comes to skin care issues, dermatologists hold a key role in safeguarding your overall well-being. Your skin not only acts as a barrier against illnesses but also profoundly shapes first impressions. Dermatologists, with their extensive medical expertise and surgical skills, are equipped to provide tailored care for this vital organ. Choosing the right dermatologist is as crucial as selecting a primary care provider, given the specialized knowl...

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Got an itch you shouldn’t scratch? Find out what’s going on with patch testing.

After a severe rash began appearing on her arms, face, and torso, Jenn* was diagnosed with exposure to poison ivy and poison oak. Despite claiming she had none of these plants around her home, the 46-year-old woman had recurring episodes of dermatitis. Another woman, Lori,* was suffering from a rash around her mouth and could not figure out why she contracted it. Thinking it might be her skin care products, she spent several hundred dollars trying ne...

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Morpheus8

There are many noticeable effects when it comes to the aging process. One that is particularly bothersome is laxity, which contributes to loose, saggy skin on the face, neck, chest, and body. Jowling of the lower face, saggy, crepey skin on the neck and chest, draping of the skin above the elbows and knees, and loose skin on other areas of the body can instantly give away a person’s age. Luckily, the new Morpheus8 device can help turn back the hands ...

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AGNES RF

RF microneedling has been called the hottest skincare trend in the country, the future of skin care, and one of the most versatile devices for anti-aging. It has quickly become one of the most sought-after skincare treatments across the country, and for good reason. AGNES RF combines the versatility of microneedling to precisely penetrate the skin at specific points, combined with RF (radiofrequency energy) to reduce unwanted fat and improve skin laxit...

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HydraFacial®

HydraFacial® is the hydradermabrasion procedure that combines cleansing, extraction, and hydration simultaneously, resulting in clearer, more beautiful skin with little-to-no downtime. The treatment is soothing, moisturizing, non-invasive, and generally non-irritating. As with most procedures, visible results from HydraFacial® will vary from person to person. It is safe for all skin types and HydraFacial®’s unique boosting serums target a variety ...

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Cosmetic Lesion Removal

Cosmetic lesion removal includes cryotherapy, cauterization, snip removal, and extractions Many Epiphany Dermatology offices offer cosmetic lesion removal of benign skin growths that may include seborrheic keratoses, sebaceous hyperplasia (overgrown oil glands), skin tags, or milia. Because these procedures are considered cosmetic in nature, insurance typically does not cover removal of these common skin conditions. Depending on the nature of the cosme...

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Skin Rejuvenation Treatments

Your skin naturally shows signs of aging as you get older. You may notice increased laxity, wrinkles, sun damage, and volume loss. If you want to achieve a smoother, brighter, more youthful complexion, we offer a variety of skin rejuvenation treatments at Epiphany Dermatology. Some of our most popular skin-rejuvenation treatments include chemical peels, Fraxel® laser, Clear + Brilliant®, and IPL treatments. These approaches are non-invasive, meaning ...

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Melasma Treatment

Melasma is a skin condition that creates brown patches of skin in areas that get significant sun exposure. At Epiphany Dermatology, we are passionate about restoring your skin and helping you to achieve a smooth, even complexion. With this in mind, our skilled team members work hard to make melasma treatment a positive, comfortable experience. What Causes Melasma? The leading cause of melasma is exposure to UVA sun rays. UVA rays can lead to significan...

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Phototherapy (UVA and UVB)

Phototherapy or light therapy uses specific wavelengths of light in the ultraviolent (UV) range to treat certain skin disorders. Ultraviolent light has anti-inflammatory properties in the skin and can be used to decrease skin inflammation and decrease skin itching. It can be used to treat many inflammatory disorders including dermatitis or eczema and psoriasis. It can also be used to treat autoimmune disorders such as vitiligo and even skin lymphomas i...

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Sun Spots

Sun spots or solar lentigos are light brown to tan spots that appear on the skin over time and are usually from sun exposure. The most common body areas affected are the sun exposed areas of the face, shoulders, arms, and hands. Sun spots are usually benign (not cancerous) growths. However, rarely a skin cancer could develop in one of these lesions. Concerning signs for skin cancer development would be any lesion that is symptomatic (itching, painful, ...

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