Common Skin Conditions

Dysplastic Nevus

A dysplastic nevus is an abnormal mole, but is a benign lesion and not cancer. Dysplastic nevi (or atypical moles) do have a relatively low potential to turn into a skin cancer called melanoma. Atypical moles can be inherited (run in families). Having a dysplastic nevus puts you at a higher risk of developing a melanoma over your lifetime. Therefore, regular skin checks by your dermatologists and sun protection are recommended.

• Rosacea |
• Laser Hair Removal |
• Hair Loss |
• Athlete's Foot


• Poison Ivy |
• Acne |
• Abnormal Moles |
• Shingles |
• Sun Protection |
• Liposuction


• Warts |
• Skin Cancers |
• Psoriasis |
• Itching |
• Botox®


• Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema) |
• Actinic Keratosis (Pre-Cancer)


• Basal Cell Carcinoma |
• Dysplastic Nevus


• Winter Itch |
• Scabies |
• Tanning