Dermatology Lehighton, PA

Welcome to your neighborhood dermatology office: Dedicated Dermatology in Lehighton, PA. Our first priority is providing you and your family with best-in-class medical and cosmetic dermatology services at a fair and affordable price.

Address

281 N 12th St, Suite 2b
Lehighton, Pennsylvania 18235

Phone Number

(570) 215-9938

Schedule an Appointment

Available by Phone

Monday: 7:30 am -7:00 pm
Tuesday: 7:30 am -7:00 pm
Wednesday: 7:30 am -7:00 pm
Thursday: 7:30 am -7:00 pm
Friday: 7:30 am -5:30 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am – 2:00 pm

In addition to maintaining early morning and evening appointments to fit into your busy schedule, we work with all major insurers and offer straightforward self-pay rates.

For reliable diagnosis and treatment of skin diseases and conditions, management of chronic conditions, preventive screenings, and cosmetic procedures, you now have a reputable and welcoming local option. Our team of trained dermatologists and highly-skilled staff is proud to provide you with the exception service.

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Medical Dermatology

Your board-certified dermatologist’s main focus is addressing medical issues affecting the health and appearance of the skin. When concerning new symptoms emerge and you require diagnosis and treatment, when you need capable and compassionate care for a chronic skin condition, and when it’s time for preventive screenings, you can rely on the Dedicated Dermatology team to restore both your skin health and your peace of mind.

For efficient diagnosis and reliable treatment of diseases and conditions of the skin, hair, and nails, your dermatologist is your best resource. Our team makes it their mission to preserve your skin health at every stage of life.

Featured Procedures

Accutane

The pain and scarring of moderate to severe cystic or nodular acne can be emotional as well as physical. If you’ve been frustrated by the ineffectiveness of over-the-counter treatments, your board-certified dermatologist may recommend a powerful and clinically proven solution: Accutane.

Accutane is an oral retinoid that dramatically reduces the appearance of moderate to severe acne. Accutane stops breakouts by preventing the skin’s sebaceous glands from producing sebum, the cause of clogged pores and acne breakouts.

Mohs Surgery

With early diagnosis and treatment, most skin cancer is extremely treatable. Mohs surgery is an outpatient procedure performed often at Dedicated Dermatology to treat the most common forms of skin cancer by cutting away cancerous cells while maintaining as much healthy tissue as possible.

During this precise procedure, the patient is anesthetized but remains awake and alert. For many types of skin cancer, Mohs surgery has an up to 99% success rate at removing all cancer present.

Skin Cancer Screenings

A skin cancer screening is a simple and painless examination that allows your doctor keep track of markings and moles on the skin in order to identify any potential signs of skin cancer. It is important to start treatment as early as possible to forestall more invasive interventions.

Schedule an appointment for a skin cancer screening urgently if you observe sudden changes in the size, shape, or color of skin markings, moles or growths on your skin.

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Cosmetic Dermatology

Cosmetic dermatology is a rapidly developing, exciting field. You may be pleasantly surprised to learn that you need not go “under the knife” to achieve tasteful yet transformative aesthetic results. Now, your goals may be more attainable and affordable than ever before, thanks to cosmetic dermatology.

After carefully considering your unique goals, your Certified Dermatology team will help you identify ideal treatments from our expanding array of options, including injectables, chemical peels, fillers, laser resurfacing and more. The board-certified dermatologists at Dedicated Dermatology are helping patients unlock a more radiant complexion and more confident self every day. Now, it’s your turn.