Find out how subcision works for acne scars, how it’s performed, and what recovery looks like. Contact St. Louis Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery today. If you’ve struggled with acne scars that just won’t fade, you’re not alone. Many people experience long-lasting skin texture changes after acne — especially those deep, pitted, or “rolling” scars that … Read more
We’ve teamed up with KFAV 99.9 FM to help spread the word about something exciting happening at St. Louis Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery! KFAV has created a special radio commercial that’s now airing and giving listeners a sneak peek at our upcoming Ribbon Cutting celebration on Thursday, October 9th. 🎉 It’s a fun way to … Read more
Get in touch with St. Louis Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery. Call today or request an appointment online for expert skin care and cosmetic treatments. Most people have a few moles — they’re common, usually harmless, and often appear in childhood or early adulthood. But not all moles are the same. SOME may be early warning … Read more
Whether it’s a suspicious mole, a rough patch, or a persistent rash, early evaluation saves time and your health. Contact us today. Your skin is your body’s largest organ—and often the first place health problems make themselves visible. While a rash, new mole, or dry patch might seem harmless, some skin changes can signal underlying … Read more
CO2 laser blepharoplasty tightens eyelids, smooths wrinkles, and refreshes your eyes without surgery. Schedule a consultation in Troy, MO, today. The eyes are often the first area to show signs of aging—sagging skin, under-eye bags, fine lines, and drooping lids can create a tired or worn-out appearance. While traditional eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) remains a popular … Read more
Actinic keratosis (AK) is one of the most common skin conditions in adults over 40 who’ve had intense sun exposure. Early detection is key; schedule today. Actinic keratosis (AK) is one of the most common skin conditions seen by dermatologists, particularly among adults over 40 who’ve had significant sun exposure. While these lesions may seem … Read more