Peds Derm Corner- Vitiligo- December Each month, Dr Swanson posts information about a common pediatric dermatology issue to educate patients and parents. This month, the topic is vitiligo. What is vitiligo? Vitiligo is an autoimmune condition where the body makes a mistake and attacks the pigment producing cells in the skin. Because those pigment making … Continued
Once a month, we will provide an opportunity for an excellent team member to be recognized on our website and social media platforms for going the extra mile to care for our patients. Join us in congratulating our certified clinical medical assistant and scribe: Melissa C. By providing outstanding service and representing our core … Continued
Peds Derm Corner- Eczema- November Each month, Dr Swanson posts information about a common pediatric dermatology issue to educate patients and parents. This month, the topic is eczema. What is eczema? Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a skin condition that causes itchy, red, scaly patches of irritated appearing skin. Eczema typically starts during … Continued
Once a month, we will provide an opportunity for an excellent team member to be recognized on our website and social media platforms for going the extra mile to care for our patients. Join us in congratulating our certified clinical medical assistant and scribe: Lauren H. By providing outstanding service and representing our core values, she has been chosen … Continued
Peds Derm Corner- Vascular Birthmarks- October Each month, Dr Swanson posts information about a common pediatric dermatology issue to educate patients and parents. This month, the topic is vascular birthmarks. What is a vascular birthmark? A vascular birthmark is a birthmark that is made up of blood vessels. The two most common types of vascular … Continued
Peds Derm Corner- Moles- September Each month, Dr Swanson posts information about a common pediatric dermatology issue to educate patients and parents. This month, the topic is moles. What are moles? Moles are brown flat spots and bumps that are typically darker and larger than freckles. They are dark because of an increased … Continued
Once a month, we will provide an opportunity for an excellent team member to be recognized on our website and social media platforms for going the extra mile to care for our patients. Join us in congratulating our histology technician: Angel. By providing outstanding service and representing our core values, she has been chosen as the “Employee of the … Continued
Once a month, we will provide an opportunity for an excellent team member to be recognized on our website and social media platforms for going the extra mile to care for our patients. Join us in congratulating one of our certified clinical medical assistants: Mary Q. By providing outstanding service and representing our core values, she has been chosen … Continued
Peds Derm Corner- Hyperhidrosis (Excessive Sweating)- August Each month, Dr Swanson posts information about a common pediatric dermatology issue to educate patients and parents. This month, the topic is hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating). What is hyperhidrosis? Hyperhidrosis means excessive sweating. It is normal to sweat when it’s hot, when you exercise, and when you are … Continued
We are proud to announce that THREE of our providers are being featured by 5280 magazine as some of 2017’s TOP DOCTORS! Congratulations! General Dermatology- Dr Gregory Papadeas Dermatopathology- Dr Sean Amsbaugh Pediatric Dermatology- Dr Elizabeth (Lisa) Swanson