December 4, 2023

Dermatology Associates of Atlanta: Making a Difference with Expertise

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patient-consults-with-doctor In honor of the holiday season, we thought now would be the perfect time to give thanks to our incredibly loyal and supportive patients. At Dermatology Associates of Atlanta, we work hard to ensure that every patient we treat feels like our absolute top priority, regardless of the nature of their specific case. Skin care from head to toe is always our mission. And based on the feedback that we have received from our patients over the years, this effort and level of care is very clearly appreciated. This month, we wanted to share some dermatology testimonials we’ve received to help show the difference that our skin care experts are able to make for our patients.

Dr. D. Scott Karempelis

Dr K. and everyone on the staff are the absolute best! I happily drive from the other side of town to see him! He’s done everything from Mohs surgery (no scars!) to Botox® for me!

– Kirsten C.

Dr. Joseph R. Payne

Dr. Payne is super thorough and the office is really beautiful. The office is also very prompt in scheduling an appointment if you have a concern, which is critical to anyone who has a history of skin cancer.

– PJ F.

Dr. Ashley R. Curtis

By the time my wife was sent to see Dr. Curtis for alopecia, she had lost all of her hair. Dr. Curtis has been awesome to work with and now my wife has a head full of hair! Thank you and your wonderful staff for working so hard to help us reach this goal!

– Keith B.

Delmer L. Henderson, PA-C

I cannot say how thankful I am to Dr. Delmer for my laser treatment to remove a bad microblading eyebrow. I started my treatment very afraid of it, because I was very traumatized with the microblading results. Dr. Delmer is a very kind person and he was very careful during each session. His assistant is an amazing person as well. Thank you both.

– Luciana X.

Mara P. Grosswald, PA-C

Mara is an incredibly experienced, competent, intelligent, and personable PA-C. She has been a saving grace to my entire family with each of our unique needs. She prioritizes her patients and confers and collaborates with other medical professionals to assure her patients are cared for and supported, as it should be. You can’t go wrong with Mara and her incredibly successful team!

– Robyn S.

Danna D. Calder, PA-C

This was my 1st visit to Ms. Calder as I just moved to the Decatur area. She made me feel at ease, she did a good job of reviewing my medical history and current health status and she seemed pretty thorough in performing a full body skin exam. She biopsied one specific area of concern but otherwise she found no skin issues. She took the time to answer my questions without making me feel rushed or that she had another place she wanted to be. Excellent disposition for this field.

– Robert C.

Knowing that our care and dedication is having such a positive impact on our patients makes all of our hard work more than worth it! For more information or to schedule a dermatology appointment with one of our board-certified dermatologists or physician assistant, or our newest certified physician assistant Ines Karempelis, contact Dermatology Associates of Atlanta today. You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram for even more patient stories, skin care tips, and much more.

November 29, 2023

Dermatology Condition of the Month: Answering Questions About Psoriasis

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skin-condition-on-elbow Welcome back to our Skin Condition of the Month blog series, where we highlight a specific skin care condition or issue, as well as what can be done to successfully address it. This month, we have psoriasis on our minds. Over 7.5 million Americans currency experience psoriasis, a chronic condition caused by an immune system irregularity that triggers faster reproduction of skin cells. Our board-certified dermatology experts wanted to take some time to answer some commonly asked questions about psoriasis and how it affects people to better educate our readers.

Question #1: What causes psoriasis to develop in the first place?

Psoriasis is a genetic condition, however it is often more complicated than that. According to the National Psoriasis Foundation, having a parent (or both parents) with psoriasis does make someone far more likely to experience the condition, there’s more to the development of psoriasis than family history. And having a family history of psoriasis does not mean that someone will definitely experience it themselves. Certain environmental triggers including hormonal changes, some infections, and skin trauma can interact with genes and spark the development of psoriasis.

Question #2: Are psoriasis symptoms worse during certain times of year?

For many people, the fall and winter seasons are a time when psoriasis symptoms can be more pronounced. The combination of the colder, dryer weather this time of year and less exposure to sunlight makes for potentially dry, flaky, and itchy skin for people who experience psoriasis. Try to keep your skin moisturized and manage your holiday stress in a healthy way, as excess stress can also worsen psoriasis symptoms.

Question #3: What cosmetic treatments are effective for treating psoriasis?

In order to effectively treat psoriasis, our dermatology experts must first determine the type of psoriasis you experience and the root cause of your issues. While psoriasis is a chronic condition that cannot be “cured”, its symptoms can be managed in extremely effective ways. We’ve had success using a variety of therapies for psoriasis including topical medications, the PHAROS EX-308 Excimer Laser system, oral and injectable medicines (biologics), and more.

As with any other dermatological condition, the first step to treating and managing psoriasis is receiving a proper diagnosis from a board-certified dermatology specialist. We have been serving the Atlanta area for over forty years and our experts have the knowledge and experience to effectively address any skin care concern or dermatological issue. For more information on psoriasis and our available treatment options, contact Dermatology Associates of Atlanta to schedule an appointment today. And don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more skin care tips and practice updates.

October 30, 2023

Dermatology Condition of the Month: Answering Questions About Acne

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Welcome back to our ongoing Skin Condition of the Month blog series. For anyone unfamiliar, we use these posts to shine a line on a specific skin care condition or issue, in hopes of educating our readers on the subject. For October, we wanted to take time to discuss the single most common skin care issue for adults and adolescents alike: acne. Acne is a complex condition that can affect different people in different ways. That’s why our board-certified dermatology providers thought it would be helpful to answer a few commonly asked questions about it this month.

Question #1: What are the different ways that acne can affect the skin?

While people often associate acne with pimples and small reddish bumps on their face, it can affect the skin in many other ways. There are different factors that can cause acne. Clogged up pores can lead to the appearance of whiteheads or blackheads. Additionally, some people with acne may experience larger, painful lumps under their skin (nodules) or pus-filled bumps under their skin (cystic lesions). And although acne is often thought of as a facial issue, it can occur on the shoulders, chest, and back in some cases.

Question #2: What can I do at-home to reduce potential acne flare ups from happening?

There are things that we recommend to reduce or prevent acne flare-ups from occurring. It’s important to wash your face (in the morning, at night and after sweating) to cleanse the skin and remove bacteria and other irritants. Washing your hair regularly can help reduce natural oil from reaching the forehead and creating new blemishes. It’s also critical to avoid touching your face throughout the day.

Question #3: What cosmetic treatments are effective for treating acne?

There are medications on the market, including antibiotics and even diuretics, that can be helpful in managing or treating acne symptoms. However, we also perform a wide variety of safe and effective acne treatment methods. This includes cosmetic laser treatments like the IsoLaz™ Deep Pore Laser and Vbeam® Prima, as well the Smoothbeam® laser system. We’ve also had success treating acne with microdermabrasion treatments, chemical peels, SYLFIRM X RadioFrequency microneedling, and more.

In order to properly treat acne, it must first be correctly diagnosed by a board-certified dermatology specialist. We have been in practice for over forty years and our experts have many years of experience helping patients clear up acne so they can achieve the healthier skin that they desire. For more information on acne and our available treatment options, contact Dermatology Associates of Atlanta to schedule an appointment today. And don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more skin care tips and practice updates.

October 12, 2023

Provider of the Month: Caroline Awbrey, Licensed Aesthetician

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Welcome back to our latest Provider of the Month blog post. We use these posts to highlight the talented dermatological and cosmetic providers here at Dermatology Associates of Atlanta and our associated cosmetic centers, where our focus is always exceptional skin care from head to toe. This month, we couldn’t be more excited to feature Caroline Awbrey, an experienced, licensed medical aesthetician and skin care expert.

Background & Training

Caroline Awbrey is one of our skilled licensed aestheticians serving patients at our Skin Medics™ Medical Spa, one of our centers here at Dermatology Associates of Atlanta. She originally joined our team in 2017, after graduating from the Elaine Sterling Institute here in Atlanta, GA. Proficient in a wide variety of cosmetic techniques and skills, Caroline specializes in helping our patients develop and maintain customized skin care regimens based on their unique complexions. She has considerable experience working with patients of all skin types and tones.

Caroline Awbrey’s Skin Care Specialties

Caroline has a wide range of cosmetic expertise and has experience treating many of the most common skin care concerns for patients. This includes helping patients with acne (and acne scarring), pigmentation issues, and common signs of aging like wrinkles, and more. She is adept at performing chemical peels, dermaplaning, microdermabrasion, microneedling, and more cosmetic treatments to effectively address skin care concerns.

Outside of Dermatology Associates of Atlanta

When she’s not helping our patients look and feel their best, Caroline is passionate about maintaining a very healthy lifestyle. She enjoys working out and performing hot yoga. Caroline’s philosophy is that taking care of her mind and body helps her feel better, do better, and interact better.

Hear Caroline In Her Own Words

“I love seeing the journey of what skincare can do for my patients’ confidence. Nothing is more rewarding than being able to play a role in making people feel beautiful in their own skin. It is my hope and goal to always make my patients feel comfortable in my care, while making sure they leave radiating a happy smile on their face. I look forward to work everyday because I love what I do.”

Appointments with Caroline Awbrey

For more information or to schedule an appointment with Caroline or any of our other expert providers, please contact Dermatology Associates of Atlanta today. And don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more skin care tips and practice updates.

September 25, 2023

Dermatology Condition of the Month: Answering Questions About Spider Veins

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Welcome back to the latest entry in our ongoing Skin Condition of the Month blog series for September. As our goal is always to help our patients with skin care from head to toe, this month we wanted to focus on spider veins and discuss the visible veins that can negatively affect a person’s appearance and self-esteem. Spider veins can be difficult to prevent, treat, and fully understand, which is why our board-certified dermatology providers thought it would be helpful to further explain this subject this month.

Question #1: What causes the appearance of spider veins?

Spider veins appear on the legs and face as a result of the blood vessels becoming dilated. While the exact cause of spider veins can be difficult to identify depending on the patient, there are several factors that can lead to their occurrence including genetic factors, being overweight, hormonal issues, and natural aging.

Question #2: What is the difference between spider veins and varicose veins?

Spider veins and varicose veins can be similar in some ways, but there are crucial differences between them. For instance, varicose veins are typically about 3 times as wide as spider veins. Varicose veins can cause symptoms like heaviness in the legs, itching, or burning, whereas spider veins do not. Varicose veins can be signs of more serious health concerns like blood clotting, while spider veins are almost always a purely cosmetic issue.

Question #3: How can spider veins be treated?

There are different spider vein treatment options available including cosmetic laser treatments, but we often use a technique known as sclerotherapy when treating them on the legs. We perform sclerotherapy treatments injecting a liquid chemical called a “sclerosing agent” into the vein itself. Once injected, the solution is able to seal the vein, safely stopping blood flow, which leads to the disappearance of the spider vein over time. In addition to being very safe and effective, sclerotherapy vein treatments require no anesthesia and very little downtime for recovery. We have also had terrific success using the Vbeam® Prima Cosmetic Laser for facial spider veins.

Our expert providers have many years of experience diagnosing and treating spider veins for patients who wish to rid themselves of this aesthetic annoyance. Sclerotherapy may require multiple treatments to achieve desired appearance, and like all cosmetic procedures, requires periodic maintenance. For more information on our available treatment options, contact Dermatology Associates of Atlanta to schedule an appointment today. And don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more skin care tips and practice updates.

September 19, 2023

Skin Treatment Recommendations with Danna Dennis Calder M.M.Sc., PA-C

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At Dermatology Associates of Atlanta, we are all about exceptional skin care from head to toe. Welcome back to the newest entry in our monthly Provider of the Month blog series. This is where we highlight one of our incredible dermatology providers and allow them to offer a few personal skin care recommendations of their own. This month, we’re focusing on Danna Dennis Calder and her nearly 25 years of experience as a physician assistant. A member of the Society of Dermatology Physician Assistants among other industry leading organizations, Danna has extensive experience diagnosing and treating a wide variety of skin conditions including acne, eczema, and psoriasis just to mention a few. But did you know that Danna also helps patients with many of our cosmetic dermatology treatments? Below, hear Danna recommend a few of her favorites in her own words.

Why Danna Recommends Cartessa™ Tetra Cool CO2 Laser:

“When considering new cosmetic treatments, versatility is something that is very important to me. And I’ve had terrific success using the Cartessa™ Tetra Cool CO2 Laser to treat a wide range of skin concerns for my patients. This unique laser technology is able to help patients with facial aging like wrinkles and lines, as well as other issues like moles, sun damage, and acne scarring, with very little downtime.”

Why Danna Recommends Sclerotherapy Treatments for Spider Veins:

“The appearance of spider veins, especially on the legs, can be a persistent and frustrating aesthetic concern to deal with. I perform sclerotherapy as a treatment option for spider veins and have seen outstanding results over the years. The treatment works by injecting a solution, (known as a sclerosing agent) directly into the vein. Once injected, the solution will cause the vein walls to swell, stick together and effectively seal, which safely stops the flow of blood in these veins and allows their appearance to fade in the days and weeks following treatment. The treatment is very safe and highly effective”

Why Danna Recommends Cosmetic Injectable Treatments:

“Facial aging is always a top concern among patients of all ages. And now, more younger patients than ever before have begun to show an interest in cosmetic injectable treatments to help fight off wrinkles, lines, and lost volume in the face before they even occur. Regardless of whether you’re trying to rejuvenate the upper or lower portion of the face, Botox®, Dysport®, or facial filler injections can be incredibly helpful.

We pride ourselves on offering the very best dermatology care possible for our patients, and we’re so glad to have experts like Danna with us to help us reach that standard every day. If you have a skin care concern that you would like addressed, contact Dermatology Associates of Atlanta to schedule an appointment with Danna or any of our other licensed providers today. You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more skin care tips and practice updates.

August 31, 2023

Skin Condition of the Month: Causes & Treatments for Skin Discoloration

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Welcome back to the latest entry in our Skin Condition of the Month series for August. With the summer mostly behind us, and many of us having enjoyed time in the sun over the last few months, we thought it would be appropriate to spotlight skin discoloration this month. Skin discoloration is a broad term that can refer to any change in your skin that differs from your natural skin tone. Skin discoloration is not always a cause for concern, but it is something that many people don’t always understand. That’s why our board-certified dermatology providers wanted to get more in-depth on the subject.

Potential Causes of Skin Discoloration:

In some cases, a skin discoloration can include something harmless like a birthmark. However, it can also be a sign of an autoimmune disease, pigmentation issues like melasma, age spots from too much time in the sun, or even potentially serious issues like skin cancer.

Treatment Options for Skin Discoloration:

Not all skin discolorations can be treated, however, many of them can. The first step in treating skin discoloration is detecting the specific cause of the issue. This is done by examining areas of skin discoloration and having a discussion about any changes you’ve noticed, as well as if you’re experiencing any other symptoms. In some cases, additional testing including blood work or a skin biopsy may be performed to determine the cause of skin discoloration.

Once a diagnosis has been made, we have had success with the following skin discoloration treatments:

Cosmetic laser treatments for brown spots and redness
Chemical peels for pigmentation issues
Prescription medications including topical creams

Getting Expert Care at Dermatology Associates of Atlanta:

It’s very important to keep tabs on any new discolorations or growths on your skin and bring them up during all appointments in our office. The sooner that a skin issue is properly diagnosed, the more effectively it can be treated. If you have any concerns about skin discoloration or any other issues related to your skin, contact Dermatology Associates of Atlanta to schedule an appointment. You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more skin care tips, practice updates, and much more.

August 11, 2023

Skin Treatment Recommendations with Del Henderson, PA-C

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Welcome back to our ongoing Provider of the Month blog series. This month, we are thrilled to shine the spotlight on one of our longest-tenured dermatology providers, board-certified physician assistant Del Henderson. Del has been an invaluable member of our team for over 20 years now. He is uniquely skilled at diagnosing and treating common skin conditions and performing many of the most common cosmetic treatments and services that we provide. Today, we wanted to give Del the opportunity to recommend some of his favorite cosmetic treatments that we perform here at Dermatology Associates of Atlanta.

Why Del Recommends CoolSculpting® Non-Surgical Fat Reduction:

“Non-surgical fat reduction has become incredibly popular over the last 20 years, and I’ve had tremendous success using FDA-approved CoolSculpting® Fat Reduction to help our patients. As one of the first practices in the Atlanta area to offer CoolSculpting® Fat Reduction, I have performed the procedure on many patients over these 20 years. The treatment is able to target the specific areas that the patient wants to address, which allows for localized and outstanding fat reduction. The system works by effectively damaging the fat cells in the treated area. Once completed, the body is able to naturally dispose of these fat cells, leading to a trimmer and healthier appearance in the treatment area.”

Why Del Recommends Cartessa™ Tetra Cool CO2 Laser:

“I have been performing cosmetic laser treatments for many years, and am still amazed at the results I’ve seen with the Cartessa™ Tetra Cool CO2 Laser. Cartessa™ Tetra is the first laser treatment to utilize advanced CoolPeel® technology, which allows for a precise and fully-ablative treatment that is able to drastically improve skin tone and texture all over the face and body. This includes addressing common signs of aging like wrinkles, as well as other skin issues like sun damage, acne scarring, and uneven skin tone. It can safely be performed on the face, arms, abdomen, chest, back, legs, and more. The treatment is safe for all skin types and requires less downtime for recovery than many other CO2 laser technologies.

Why Del Recommends Ellacor® Skin Tightening with Micro-Coring™:

“Ellacor® is unique among skin tightening treatments due to its use of signature Micro-Coring™ technology. Cleared by the FDA, Ellacor® treatments can be incredibly helpful for reducing wrinkles and skin laxity in the lower portion of the face. The treatments are very fast and require only local numbing, despite being able to provide incredible results that are comparable to some facial plastic surgeries.”

We’re so grateful to have had Del as an integral part of our practice for so long. If you are experiencing a skin care issue and would like to consult with a professional, contact Dermatology Associates of Atlanta to schedule an appointment with Del or any of our other licensed providers today. You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more skin care tips and practice updates.

July 28, 2023

Skin Condition of the Month: Top Questions to Ask When You Receive a Skin Cancer Diagnosis

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You’ve heard it millions of times – never leave your house without applying sunscreen. This is the number one tip that any dermatologist will give a patient as a first line of defense against skin cancer. However, this blog isn’t about sunscreen. You can be the most vigilant person, dedicated to your sunscreen routine, and still receive the dreaded skin cancer diagnosis.

Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer diagnosed in the United States today and it is broken down into three different types: basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma. On average, more than 5 million cases of skin cancer are diagnosed each year, as reported by the American Cancer Society. If you have recently received a skin cancer diagnosis, you probably have a lot of questions, and you may not be sure which questions you should ask. At Dermatology Associates of Atlanta, we continuously focus on skin care from head to toe. So, this July, we wanted to equip you with some of the top questions you should ask after receiving a skin cancer diagnosis.

Biopsy Questions:

Biopsies are not always necessary to confirm skin cancer if you have an experienced dermatologist or physician’s assistant who has been diagnosing and treating skin cancer for a while. Biopsies are conducted to determine if a suspicious skin lesion is skin cancer. Your dermatology provider may need to remove a small sample of the affected area to examine under a microscope to confirm the presence of skin cancer upon examination. If your provider would like to perform a biopsy, the questions below can help clarify the process.

What will my biopsy entail?
Describe my scar from the biopsy?
How long will it take for me to get my biopsy results?

Diagnosis Questions:

If your biopsy confirms the presence of skin cancer, don’t panic. The American Academy of Dermatology has reported that basal cell and squamous cell carcinomas are the two most common forms of skin cancer and are highly treatable when detected early on. Nonetheless, here are a few questions that may help you better understand your skin cancer diagnosis.

What type of skin cancer do I have?
How deep is the skin cancer, and can it spread to other parts of my body?
At what stage is the cancer?
Are there any other doctors or specialists that you recommend I see?

Treatment Questions:

Each type of skin cancer requires a specific treatment. After you receive your diagnosis, you will want to find out which treatment protocol will best address the skin cancer you have been diagnosed with. Asking your dermatology provider the questions below will help clarify the treatment process so that you will know what to expect during each stage.

What are my treatment options, and why is this particular treatment important for my specific type of skin cancer?
Will this treatment completely remove the cancer?
Is there another removal method that will leave a less severe scar?
Are there any side effects with this treatment, and if so, how can I manage them?
Will this treatment result in any downtime?

Post-Treatment Follow-up Questions:

After completing a treatment protocol, you will enter the post-treatment recovery phase. Post-treatment recovery encompasses more than just your recovery from treatment. It also includes prevention. This is a great time to ask your provider about any special safety precautions you will need going forward and discuss ways to prevent skin cancer from returning in the future.

How should I best care for my treatment area?
Is there a possibility that the skin cancer can return in the future?
How can I prevent the development of new skin cancer?
How often should I schedule cancer screenings?

Skin Cancer Treatments:

A skin cancer diagnosis can seem intimidating, but the good news is that many treatment options are available. The dermatologists and physician assistants at Dermatology Associates of Atlanta utilize a wide range of skin cancer treatment protocols to address each specific type of skin cancer and their symptoms such as:

Photodynamic Therapy (PDT)
Topical Chemotherapy
Cryosurgery
Mohs Skin Cancer Surgery
Laser Treatments

Getting Expert Help at Dermatology Associates of Atlanta

If you are beginning to notice new moles or skin growths, don’t wait to contact your dermatologist or physician assistant. Call Dermatology Associates of Atlanta today to schedule your skin cancer screening and set your mind at ease. Be sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more information and tips about skin cancer.

July 19, 2023

Skin Treatment Recommendations with Ines Karempelis, PA-C

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Welcome to our latest Provider of the Month blog post for July. This month, we could not be more excited to introduce the newest addition to the Dermatology Associates of Atlanta team, certified physician assistant, Ines Karempelis. A seasoned healthcare provider with years of medical training and experience under her belt, Ines brings a unique passion and innate sense of patient care to our practice. Today, we wanted to focus on some of the most common skin care conditions that Ines helps our patients with and some of her most recommended treatment options.

For Acne:

“Although acne can affect people at any age, it is commonly associated with younger people, specifically teenagers and people in their early or mid-twenties. However, some people live their entire adult lives with chronic acne or the occasional flare-up. Once I am able to determine the precise cause of a patient’s acne, I may recommend a variety of effective acne treatment methods including prescription topicals, antibiotics, deep cleaning of the pores, and more.”

For Psoriasis:

“Living with plaque psoriasis can be incredibly difficult and frustrating for people of all ages. The condition, which causes raised, inflamed, and/or scaly patches to appear on the skin, can appear on areas all over the face and body. And while psoriasis can often be challenging to treat, I have had excellent experience using the PHAROS EX-308 Excimer Laser system. This FDA-approved laser treatment utilizes ultraviolet (UV) light to penetrate into the deeper layers of the skin and target chronic psoriasis plaques that may not respond to less powerful topical treatments. Additionally, I may also prescribe a prescription medicine to assist in keeping plaque psoriasis under control.”

For Shingles:

“Shingles is far more common than many people realize. In fact, anyone who ever had chickenpox as a child is potentially at risk of developing shingles as an adult. Shingles can manifest as a very painful rash-like blemish, but if left untreated it can pose other health concerns including potential long-term nerve damage. This is why it is critical to try to see us and get on antiviral medication within 3 days of your outbreak. In a case where shingles is detected, I may recommend a combination of antiviral prescription medications, prescription medication to minimize nerve pain, and over-the-counter pain relievers to help by addressing the underlying virus while minimizing uncomfortable shingles symptoms. In some cases, I may also prescribe a topical antibiotic to help soothe the skin and prevent potential infections”

It’s been fantastic welcoming Ines into our medical family and seeing the impact that she’s already had on our patients. If you are experiencing a skin care issue and would like to consult with a professional, contact Dermatology Associates of Atlanta to schedule an appointment with Ines or any of our other licensed providers today. You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more skin care tips and practice updates.

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