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Welcome to Dermatology at Crystal Run. At Crystal Run, our dermatologists diagnose and treat conditions and diseases of the skin, scalp, hair, and nails with both medical and surgical interventions. Our dermatologists treat a wide variety of dermatologic conditions, from acne and psoriasis to rosacea and shingles. At Crystal Run Dermatology, we counsel our patients on skin and sun safety and encourage annual skin cancer screenings. Our dermatologists treat all forms of skin cancer and perform necessary in-office dermatologic surgeries.
A dermatologist, or skin doctor, specializes in diagnosing and treating disorders that affect the skin, the scalp, the hair, or the nails. A pediatric dermatologist is a medical specialist who focuses on the care of children with skin, hair, or nail conditions. Diseases treated by a skin dermatologist range from mild to serious, from acne to skin cancer.
Crystal Run Healthcare has put together a team of the best dermatology specialists in the New York area. They excel at providing comprehensive, compassionate care to patients who suffer from a wide range of skin-related disorders. Contact our office to schedule an appointment with a local skin specialist.
If you live near the following areas and need help with a skin condition, don’t hesitate to call Crystal Run Healthcare:
The American Academy of Dermatology is an excellent patient resource containing comprehensive information about skincare and common skin conditions.
In areas where notable changes of season occur, winter rash is a common and uncomfortable occurrence.
According to the National Eczema Association, 31.6 million people in the United States have eczema or another inflammatory skin condition