Get the Care You Need for Your Skin in the Little Rock Area
Surgical and medical procedures at the Little Rock area’s Dermatology Group of Arkansas focus on diagnosing, managing, and treating a wide range of skin diseases and conditions. Our experienced team has a particular focus on skin cancer, offering full body skin exams to detect cancers early and skin cancer treatments to provide the best results possible. We have two dermatologists on the team who are trained in Mohs surgery, a highly advanced and effective surgical excision strategy for certain types of cancerous lesions.
In addition, we work with patients who deal with everything from common skin problems to chronic conditions that negatively impact quality of life.
The physicians at Dermatology Group of Arkansas diagnose and treat a range of dermatology conditions in the Little Rock area, including acne, psoriasis, rosacea, eczema, actinic keratoses, and moles.
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Schedule your consultation for surgical and medical procedures for Little Rock, all of Central Arkansas, and beyond today. Call us at the Dermatology Group of Arkansas at 501-227-8422.
Dermatology Conditions
Acne
The most common skin condition in the world, acne is a problem that impacts just about everyone at some point. We can help to clear up outbreaks, reduce chances of future pimples developing, and address scars left by cysts and nodes.
Psoriasis
Psoriasis is a chronic condition that speeds up the skin cell turnover cycle, leading to scaly buildups of skin on the surface. The resulting plaques can be managed.
Rosacea
Commonly marked by chronic facial flushing and redness, rosacea symptoms can be addressed to give patients a clearer complexion with fewer visible veins.
Eczema
The term for a large group of often itchy skin rashes, eczema has numerous possible triggers. Treatment typically depends on identifying causes of flare-ups, as well as resolving the dry, irritated patches.
Actinic Keratosis
Actinic keratosis is a lesion caused by sun exposure. Considered to be “pre-cancer,” it can develop into squamous cell carcinoma if left untreated.
Moles
Moles are very common, typically appearing as dark and slightly raised lesions. If a mole stands out due to an unusual appearance, large size, or changing look, it should be evaluated.
Other Skin Conditions
Other skin conditions we treat at the Dermatology Group of Arkansas include warts, visible veins, growths known as molluscum contagiosum, rashes, and more.
Contact Us Today
Contact the Dermatology Group of Arkansas today for surgical and medical options in the Little Rock area. Call 501-227-8422.
