What medical dermatology services are offered in Anderson?
Our Anderson office in Cincinnati, Ohio specializes in treating a wide range of skin conditions, including acne, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, hair loss (alopecia), rashes, warts, and hives, plus skin cancer screenings, diagnosis, and treatment.
What surgical procedures are offered in Anderson?
We offer skin biopsies to diagnose rashes, suspicious moles, and skin cancers, excisions to remove skin cancers, cysts, lipomas, and other lesions, and wart removal.
How do I schedule an appointment at the Anderson location?
Appointments can be conveniently scheduled online or by calling our office directly at 513-232-3332.
Is DOCS Dermatology the same as Dermatologists of Southwest Ohio?
Yes! Dermatologists of Southwest Ohio has joined DOCS Dermatology. You’ll receive the same great care, now under the DOCS Dermatology name.
Are you accepting new patients?
Yes, our Anderson office welcomes new patients for medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology. You can schedule online or call our office to book an appointment.
Do you offer dermatology services for children and adults?
Yes, our team in Anderson specializes in dermatologic care for patients of all ages, including children, adolescents, and adults.
Where is DOCS Dermatology in Anderson located?
Our Anderson office is in Anderson Health Plaza, off Five Mile Road, convenient to Anderson Township, Cincinnati, and surrounding communities.
Is parking available at the Anderson office?
Yes, convenient on-site parking is available.
What is a pediatric dermatologist, and when should my child see one?
A pediatric dermatologist specializes in skin, hair, and nail conditions in infants, children, and teens — from eczema and birthmarks to acne and warts. Dr. Anne Lucky sees pediatric patients at our Anderson office; your pediatrician or family doctor can refer you, or you can schedule directly.
What is oral dermatology, and what conditions does it treat?
Oral dermatology focuses on skin conditions that affect the mouth, lips, and gums, such as oral lichen planus and other mucous membrane disorders. Dr. Drore Eisen, MD, DDS, brings dual training in medicine and dentistry to this specialty at our Anderson office — a combination not offered at every dermatology practice.
How often should I get a skin cancer screening?
Most adults benefit from an annual full-body skin exam, though your dermatologist may recommend more frequent screenings based on your skin type, sun exposure, and personal or family history of skin cancer. Talk with your provider about a schedule that's right for you.
What conditions do you treat at the Anderson office besides skin cancer?
In addition to skin cancer screening and treatment, our Anderson providers treat acne, eczema, autoimmune and rheumatologic skin conditions, pediatric dermatology concerns, and oral and mucous membrane disorders, along with cosmetic services such as fillers.
