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Phone: (404) 816-4000

Address: 3525 Piedmont Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30305

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Family Practice
Spider veins are rarely dangerous but can cause some mild discomfort in some people. Treatment is usually sought for cosmetic reasons or to alleviate aching, pain or fatigue. There are a variety of treatments available for spider veins. A dermatologist will consider the extent of the spider veins, the age, and health of the patient and the family health history before recommending treatment.
Immunizations

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Labor and Delivery

Depression
Mental Health
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Endocrinologist

Thyroid
Vitiligo is especially troubling and worrisome in black skin, due to the social stigma of loss of color. 1% of all Americans develop vitiligo. Vitiligo can occur anywhere on the body, but often affects the lips and around the eyes. It tends to occur symmetrically. Although most people with vitiligo are healthy, it is very important to look for internal medical conditions that can trigger or be associated with vitiligo, especially thyroid disease, HIV, Hepatitis. Laboratory tests are essential.

Chemotherapy
More advanced forms of skin cancer or those that have spread may be treated more aggressively. After removal of the cancerous tissue, a patient may receive radiation therapy or in some extreme cases, chemotherapy. Buckhead Dermatology will provide you with all of the information you need to make the best treatment decisions for your skin.
Radiation Therapy

Mohs Surgery
If a dermatologist performs a biopsy, and the tissue is determined to be cancerous, the doctor will develop a treatment plan based on the type and stage of cancer. For some basal cell carcinomas and squamous cell carcinomas, there are safe and very effective treatments available. Common treatments can include surgical removal using a scalpel, freezing, laser surgery and Mohs surgery. Some early cancers can be treated with a cream

Skin Cancer
Did you know in the United States, almost 5 million people are treated for skin cancer every year.
Dermatology
At Buckhead Dermatology, skin is what matters most. Serving the Greater Atlanta area for all Skin Concerns, including...
Acne Treatment
A skilled dermatologist will evaluate your skin to determine the type of acne you are experiencing. Your doctor will also learn more about your medical history to determine which factors may be contributing to your blemishes. The goal of acne treatment is to clear current blemishes while preventing new ones from appearing. There are a variety of ways your doctor may treat your specific skin condition.
Cyst
Eczema
Eczema is a term that describes rashy skin. Eczema is a skin condition that commonly appears in infants and children but can present in adults. Eczema is characterized by red, itchy patches on the skin. There are different kinds of eczema based on the appearance of the affected skin and the triggers that caused skin irritation. Eczema is not contagious and cannot be contracted by direct contact with the skin of someone with the condition.
Chemical Peels
Although acne is common among all skin types, dark spots often occur and are particularly concerning to people of color. Many topical and oral treatment options are available as well as chemical peels that improve the color and texture of the skin.
Rashes
Skin Care
Caring for black skin requires extra consideration by dermatologists who specialize in black skincare. Black skin care in Atlanta presents other diagnosis and treatment considerations, given the climate and excessive sun exposure.
Microdermabrasion
These dark or spots are common in black skin. When skin becomes irritated due to acne, rashes, and scratches or after surgery, it can remain dark for months after. Treatments for dark spots include bleaching cream, creams containing acids or vitamin A, chemical peels and microdermabrasion.
Psoriasis
Many people suffer from annoying conditions and psoriasis outbreaks, but plaque psoriasis is different. Plaque psoriasis comes from within and causes skin reactions on the elbows, arms, legs, face, and scalp, including itchiness, flaking, and rashes. In some cases, these outward signs of plaque psoriasis can not only be uncomfortable but make people self-conscious about…

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