Skin Problems
in Denver, CO
Skin Problems
Dermatology, a specialized field of medicine, focuses on diagnosing and treating a wide range of skin disorders. Those seeking dermatology services will benefit from the expertise of a skilled skin specialist who can thoroughly evaluate, diagnose, and provide treatment options for various skin conditions. At Daily Apple Clinic, we are dedicated to delivering exceptional dermatological care to help you achieve and maintain healthy skin.
Daily Apple Clinic
Daily Apple Clinic is located in Congress Park in Denver, Colorado. Paul Reynolds, FNP and Monica Schonteich, FNP and all of the skilled providers here are ready and able to care for your needs. We offer comprehensive dermatology services for patients of all ages. Please call the office to schedule an appointment or book one online today.
What is Dermatology?
Dermatology is a branch of medicine concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders. Patients seeking dermatology services will typically be interested in the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of various skin conditions.
Why might I need dermatology services?
At Daily Apple Clinic we specialize in skin care services such as rashes, lesions, warts, moles, bumps, cysts and infections, hair loss, and removing suspicious-looking growths to reduce your risk of skin cancer. You might need dermatology care if you experience the following skin conditions:
Rashes
Warts
Moles
Skin tags
Fine lines
Wrinkles
Scrapes
Cuts
Burns
Ingrown toenails
If you have a mole or suspicious-looking skin changes, please consider visiting the Daily Apple Clinic team as soon as possible for an evaluation, as this may be a sign of skin cancer.
Which dermatology services are available?
Some of the many dermatology services available at Daily Apple Clinic include:
Skin checks: Undergoing periodic skin checks is an excellent way to help detect and treat skin cancer before it becomes serious and when it can still be treated effectively. During a skin cancer screening, your provider examines every part of your body including your chest, face, arms, back,legs, scalp, between your toes, behind your ears, and the bottoms of your feet.
Biopsies: A skin biopsy is a procedure to remove cells or skin samples from your body for laboratory examination. A doctor uses a skin biopsy to diagnose skin conditions and remove abnormal tissue. If you notice abnormal-looking tissue, your provider may recommend a tissue biopsy for lab analysis by a pathologist.
Cryosurgery: Cryosurgery is a surgical procedure using the local application of intense cold to destroy unwanted tissue. In our clinics, this is done using liquid nitrogen in a special container designed to apply aerosolized liquid directly to the tissue with special tips that control the amount and direction of the liquid nitrogen. We use it to treat many skin conditions (including warts and skin tags).
Wart and mole removal: Your Daily Apple Clinic provider can remove warts, moles, skin tags, and other tissue abnormalities to reduce irritation, bleeding, infection, cancer risk, and improve the appearance of your skin. We may do this using cryosurgery or excision using a local anesthetic.
Wound care: Your provider can treat scrapes, cuts, burns, and ingrown toenails to speed up healing, reduce the risk of infection, and alleviate pain. We can provide antibiotic medications, bandages, suture wounds, and other minor surgical procedures.
Which dermatology services are right for me?
If you have a skin condition or suspect you have one, Daily Apple Clinic offers dermatology consultations to determine the best approach to your care. We will review your medical history and symptoms and examine your skin in order to work with you in creating a plan to help you maintain healthy skin and reduce blemishes. We personalize each skin care treatment to meet your needs, lifestyle, and preferences.
To learn more about the dermatology services at Daily Apple Clinic and determine if you’re a good candidate for skin treatments, please call the office or book a consultation online today.