Concern Area
Skin and Complexion Concerns
Your skin can change for many reasons, and the same concern can have more than one cause. Breakouts, brown patches, redness, rough texture or a new growth each ask a different question, and the answer starts with looking closely. Your skin is assessed in person to help distinguish what is driving the concern and which options may be appropriate. Whatever you have noticed, our physicians can help you understand it and decide what to do next.
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Skin Appearance
Tone, Clarity and Breakouts
Acne
Ongoing breakouts on the face or body, at any age.
Active Acne
Current inflamed pimples, cysts and painful lesions.
Teen Acne
Adolescent breakouts driven by hormones and oil.
Adult Acne
Acne that persists or begins after adolescence.
Hormonal Acne
Breakouts along the jaw and lower face.
Oily and Congested Skin
Excess oil, blackheads, whiteheads and blocked pores.
After Acne — Marks, Scars and Texture
Acne Scars
Indented or raised texture left after deeper acne.
Acne Marks and Post-Inflammatory Pigmentation
Flat red or brown marks after breakouts heal.
Enlarged-Looking Pores
Visible pores and an uneven skin surface.
Rough or Uneven Skin Texture
Skin that feels or looks less smooth.
Pigment and Sun Damage
Redness and Visible Vessels
Rosacea and Facial Redness
Persistent redness, flushing and sensitivity.
Redness, Vascularity and Rosacea
Facial redness with visible vessels or bumps.
Broken Capillaries and Visible Facial Vessels
Fine red or purple lines on the face.
Visible Leg Veins and Spider Veins
Small superficial veins on the legs.
Dryness and Radiance
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Skin Growths and Lesions
Some skin changes are benign growths rather than a complexion concern. These are assessed before any cosmetic removal, so that anything requiring medical attention is identified first.
Concern Pages
Skin Tags
Soft benign growths where skin rubs against skin.
Sebaceous Hyperplasia
Small benign bumps from enlarged oil glands.
Warts
Benign growths caused by certain viruses.
Benign Skin Lesions
Other non-cancerous growths, identified before removal.
Medical Direction
Physician-Led Care
Your skin is looked at by a physician, so the cause of the concern guides the plan rather than the other way around. Medical and device-based options are available under one roof, and care is taken with every skin tone. Assessment is with Dr. Gidon Frame or Dr. Sarina Govindasamy; energy-based treatments are carried out by experienced laser technicians under their medical direction.
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