Medical Dermatology

Medical dermatology addresses conditions that affect the health and function of the skin, hair, and nails. This includes common concerns such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, rashes, cysts, and warts, as well as abnormal moles, skin cancer, and other skin growths.

Because changes in the skin can sometimes indicate a condition that needs medical attention, regular dermatologic care can help identify concerns and determine appropriate treatment. Patients looking for a dermatologist in Charlotte, NC can receive evaluation, diagnosis, education, and individualized care at Steele Creek Dermatology.

Our team treats a range of medical dermatology conditions and can help determine the appropriate next steps based on your symptoms and medical history.

EXPLORE OUR MEDICAL DERMATOLOGY SERVICES

• ABNORMAL MOLE EVALUATION
  Moles are common, but changes in size, shape, color, or appearance should be evaluated. Our providers examine abnormal or changing moles and determine whether additional testing or treatment is appropriate.
  
  
• SKIN CANCER DIAGNOSIS AND SURGICAL REMOVAL
  Steele Creek Dermatology evaluates suspicious skin growths and provides diagnosis and treatment options for skin cancer when needed.
  
  
• SKIN CANCER PREVENTION EDUCATION
  Skin cancer prevention includes consistent sun protection, avoiding unnecessary UV exposure, and becoming familiar with changes in your skin.
  
  
• SUN DAMAGE
  Long-term sun exposure can contribute to discoloration, rough texture, and other visible changes in the skin. Treatment options depend on the type and extent of sun damage.
  
  
• SKIN LESIONS
  Skin lesions include many types of bumps, growths, cysts, warts, and other changes in the skin. A dermatology evaluation can help identify the lesion and determine whether treatment is needed.
  
  
• ACNE, ECZEMA, PSORIASIS, AND ROSACEA
  Medical dermatology also includes evaluation and treatment of common inflammatory skin conditions such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, and rosacea. Because symptoms and severity vary, treatment should be based on an individual evaluation.

Consider scheduling a dermatology appointment if you have a new or changing skin concern, a persistent rash, ongoing itching or irritation, a suspicious mole or growth, or a condition that has not improved with your current care.

Some patients also benefit from routine dermatologic care based on their personal or family history. Understanding the benefits of seeing a board-certified dermatologist can help you decide when professional evaluation may be appropriate.

If you are choosing a new provider, there are also several factors to consider when finding a dermatologist in Charlotte.

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