Clinical Dermatology
Transformative Benefits Await You
- Board-Certified senior MD Dermatologists managing clinical and aesthetic dermatological conditions
- Fotona StarWalker® MaQX targeted photoacoustic vascular and pigment toning for recalcitrant melasma and inflammatory hyperpigmentation
- Viol Scarlet S Short-Pulse MNRF for refractory cystic acne scar remodeling and textural repair with zero downtime
- Canfield Vectra H2 3D quantitative dermatological documentation for objective tracking of lesion resolution and repigmentation
- Candela CO2RE® precision surgical laser ablation for spot-free mole, wart, skin tag, and xanthelasma removal
- Autologous Melanocyte Cell Transfer (MKTP), Suction Blister Micro-Grafting, Punch Grafts, and Medical Stabilization for vitiligo
- Precision radiofrequency micro-cautery for clean benign lesion removal with minimal tissue marking
- Specialized intralesional corticosteroid and 5-FU protocols for flattening dense keloid scars
- Minor's iodine-starch sweat mapping and micro-neurotoxin infiltration for severe hyperhidrosis
Frequently Asked Questions
Treating Fitzpatrick skin types III–V requires ultra-low thermal scatter to prevent rebound post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH). Fotona StarWalker MaQX utilizes photoacoustic nanosecond pulses that shatter melanin mechanically rather than thermally. In tandem, Viol Scarlet S short-pulse MNRF operates via specialized bipolar micro-electrodes that heat the dermis while protecting the melanin-rich epidermis, ensuring safe, effective scar smoothing and pigment lightening.
No. A gentle local anesthetic is administered before precision radiofrequency micro-cautery or surgical excision, ensuring a highly comfortable outpatient procedure with rapid, clean healing.
Depending on disease stability, our dermatologists combine autologous Melanocyte Cell Transfer (MKTP), Suction Blister Epidermal Grafting (SBEG), Micro-Punch Grafts, and topical immunomodulatory protocols to restore natural, even skin pigmentation.