You are seen by a physician
History, examination, and the recommendation stay in one conversation. We do not diagnose from this website.
Medical
Physician-led care for the skin you live in
Two kinds of medical visits happen here: a careful look at a changing spot, and the quieter work of rashes, acne, hair, nails, and chronic disease. Choose the page that matches why you are coming — then book when you are ready.
Screening and follow-up
Skin Cancer
Full-skin examinations, the ABCDE guide, when not to wait, and what a biopsy conversation actually means. Written for new patients and for anyone already in surveillance.
Read the guide
Acne, eczema, psoriasis, hair, nails — treated as medicine.
Disease of skin, hair, and nails
Medical Dermatology
What we see every week, what to bring to a first visit, how follow-up works, and when a concern belongs on the phone today rather than in a portal message.
Read the guide
How a medical visit works here
The plan is explained before it starts
Watch, treat in clinic, prescribe, culture, or biopsy — you leave knowing what happens next and why.
Follow-up is part of the care
Current patients use the Patient Portal for returns, refills, and non-urgent questions. Results are not posted on this public site.
New patients
Start with the page that matches your concern, then book. Bring a medication list and the names of anything you have already tried. If a spot is bleeding, rapidly growing, or unlike your other moles, say so when you schedule so we can place you appropriately.
Current patients
If you were asked to return after a biopsy, a treatment, or a flare, sign in to the Patient Portal or call the desk. Do not wait on a changing spot because a previous visit was reassuring. Between visits, portal messages are for questions that can wait; spreading infection or a drug reaction is a phone call.
Concierge membership
Ongoing care with Concierge membership
A regular visit waits its turn. Membership buys reserved Skin Health Planning time, a coordinator who already knows your chart, and a physician line when something cannot wait until Monday. Medical services are still billed separately — the fee is for access.
Concierge fees buy enhanced access only. Medical services are billed separately. Published fees below are the access program — never a discount on an insurance copay, coinsurance, or deductible.
Signature
$249 / month
or $2,748.96 if you prepay the year
Reserved time with a Member Services Coordinator, one annual 30-minute Skin Health Planning visit, and a Personalized Skin Health Blueprint. 1 full-body skin examination each year. High scheduling priority with a goal of 7–10 business days. Portal response goal 24–48 hours. After-hours physician access for urgent dermatologic concerns, 2 times a year. Teledermatology is not included — office planning visits and the portal are the path between appointments.
Join SignaturePremier
$499 / month
or $5,508.96 if you prepay the year
Everything in Signature, plus a Dedicated Member Coordinator, one annual 45-minute Skin Health Planning visit, one mid-year 30-minute planning visit, and three teledermatology visits. Scheduling goal: 2–3 business days. Portal response within one business day. After-hours physician access for urgent dermatologic concerns, 6 times a year. Same-week access.
Join PremierReserve
$999 / month
or $11,028.96 if you prepay the year
Everything in Premier, plus an Executive Concierge Coordinator, four annual 60-minute Skin Health Planning visits, and twelve teledermatology visits. Highest scheduling priority — appointment goal the same business day when a chair is open. Same-day fit-in. Priority physician messaging. After-hours physician access for urgent dermatologic concerns, 24 times a year.
Join ReserveReady to be seen
Reading about care is open to everyone. Booking a visit, reviewing a result, or sending a personal concern is private — those steps use the Patient Portal.
This page is educational. It is not a diagnosis, a treatment plan, or a substitute for a physician visit. If a spot is bleeding, rapidly changing, or you are worried today, contact the practice or seek urgent care.