Our services address a wide range of conditions, from common concerns like acne and eczema to more complex skin disorders. Whether you need treatment for chronic conditions, infections, or skin irritations, our expert dermatologists provide personalized care tailored to your unique needs.
Our board-certified dermatologists specialize in comprehensive skin cancer care, offering cutting-edge diagnostic screenings, preventive measures, and the most effective treatments available, including Mohs micrographic surgery. Protecting your skin is our priority, and we are here to provide expert guidance and life-saving care.
From spider veins to varicose veins, our expert dermatologists provide minimally invasive treatments to improve circulation, relieve discomfort, and restore the natural beauty of your skin.
Anyone with skin should visit their dermatologist. At Regency, we see all ages, ranging from children with rashes to teenagers with acne to adults with skin cancer. Getting a yearly baseline exam of your moles, freckles, and any other spots is recommended for preserving your skin health and preventing skin cancer. If you have personal or family history of skin cancer or other risk factors (excessive sun exposure and burns, tanning bed use, radiation treatments, immunosuppression) you may need to be seen more often. We can also educate you on proper skin care, sun protection, cancer prevention tips, and cosmetic treatments.
During a skin cancer screening (skin exam), our trained professionals will examine every part of your skin that you are comfortable exposing. We provide a private, stress-free environment, and are trained in recognizing and diagnosing both benign and malignant lesions. We gather a full medical history — especially focusing on previous dermatological conditions — which helps focus our exam. We will address any questions or concerns you are having, as well as identify any existing conditions. Most adults are seen once or twice annually for a skin exam. However, if you have a lesion that is new, growing, changing, not healing, or that you have other concerns about, please come see us sooner.
The type of skin cancer you have determines the type of treatment you must have for its removal. Invasive basal, squamous, or melanomas must be removed surgically — either by an excision or Mohs micrographic surgery. Superficial basal or squamous type tumors can be treated with surgery, topical chemotherapy creams, cryotherapy, or electrodessication, and curettage. Our providers at Regency will discuss all of the appropriate options with you and create with a plan based on your individual needs.
Mohs micrographic surgery is the standard of care for all high-risk skin cancers, high-risk patients, and low-risk tumors in cosmetically sensitive areas (or those close to vital organs) because of its high cure rate and tissue-sparing technique. The goal of Mohs is to completely eradicate a skin cancer by examining 100% of the margins while preserving the best cosmetic outcome. It entails the surgical removal of skin cancer layer by layer, then examining the tissue under a microscope until clear margins are reached. Mohs is an outpatient procedure at Regency Specialties, and is performed by our very own Dr. Betty Hinderks-Davis and Dr. Jason Mussman.
At Regency Specialties, we treat all forms of acne from mild to severe. Acne can happen to anyone, whether in adolescence or adulthood. Our goal with acne is to treat the cause and prevent permanent scarring. Come see us for an evaluation, and our trained specialists will decide what type of treatment is best for you. We offer both over-the-counter and prescription treatments that range from topicals to oral medications.
If you develop a rash, you should come see one of our providers at Regency Specialists. Rashes (dermatitis) can have many causes, including allergies, eczema, infection, fungal causes, medications, or presence of a systemic illness. And your rash may not be any of these things, but rather the presence of a new condition — which our experienced providers will help diagnose. Our goal is to not only correctly diagnose the type and cause of your rash, but to also to alleviate the associated symptoms.
Anyone with skin should visit their dermatologist. At Regency, we see all ages, ranging from children with rashes to teenagers with acne to adults with skin cancer. Getting a yearly baseline exam of your moles, freckles, and any other spots is recommended for preserving your skin health and preventing skin cancer. If you have personal or family history of skin cancer or other risk factors (excessive sun exposure and burns, tanning bed use, radiation treatments, immunosuppression) you may need to be seen more often. We can also educate you on proper skin care, sun protection, cancer prevention tips, and cosmetic treatments.
During a skin cancer screening (skin exam), our trained professionals will examine every part of your skin that you are comfortable exposing. We provide a private, stress-free environment, and are trained in recognizing and diagnosing both benign and malignant lesions. We gather a full medical history — especially focusing on previous dermatological conditions — which helps focus our exam. We will address any questions or concerns you are having, as well as identify any existing conditions. Most adults are seen once or twice annually for a skin exam. However, if you have a lesion that is new, growing, changing, not healing, or that you have other concerns about, please come see us sooner.
The type of skin cancer you have determines the type of treatment you must have for its removal. Invasive basal, squamous, or melanomas must be removed surgically — either by an excision or Mohs micrographic surgery. Superficial basal or squamous type tumors can be treated with surgery, topical chemotherapy creams, cryotherapy, or electrodessication, and curettage. Our providers at Regency will discuss all of the appropriate options with you and create with a plan based on your individual needs.
Mohs micrographic surgery is the standard of care for all high-risk skin cancers, high-risk patients, and low-risk tumors in cosmetically sensitive areas (or those close to vital organs) because of its high cure rate and tissue-sparing technique. The goal of Mohs is to completely eradicate a skin cancer by examining 100% of the margins while preserving the best cosmetic outcome. It entails the surgical removal of skin cancer layer by layer, then examining the tissue under a microscope until clear margins are reached. Mohs is an outpatient procedure at Regency Specialties, and is performed by our very own Dr. Betty Hinderks-Davis and Dr. Jason Mussman.
At Regency Specialties, we treat all forms of acne from mild to severe. Acne can happen to anyone, whether in adolescence or adulthood. Our goal with acne is to treat the cause and prevent permanent scarring. Come see us for an evaluation, and our trained specialists will decide what type of treatment is best for you. We offer both over-the-counter and prescription treatments that range from topicals to oral medications.
If you develop a rash, you should come see one of our providers at Regency Specialists. Rashes (dermatitis) can have many causes, including allergies, eczema, infection, fungal causes, medications, or presence of a systemic illness. And your rash may not be any of these things, but rather the presence of a new condition — which our experienced providers will help diagnose. Our goal is to not only correctly diagnose the type and cause of your rash, but to also to alleviate the associated symptoms.
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