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Physicians & Surgeons, Allergy & Immunology, Allergy Treatment, Physicians & Surgeons, Physicians & Surgeons, Cosmetic Surgery, Physicians & Surgeons, Dermatology, Physicians & Surgeons, Plastic & Reconstructive, Physicians & Surgeons, Rheumatology (Arthritis), Physicians & Surgeons, Surgery-General

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08/24/2015

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Not very happy with them. Been a 28 year psoriasis patient being treated with enbrel. They don't seem to know if they are coming or going. Probably one of the worst dermatologist I've ever been to. My primary physician is more on the ball in treating the skin condition over the dermatologist. If you want to waste your time, then this is the place.

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Phone: (541) 967-8385

Address: 1390 Waverly Dr SE, Albany, OR 97322

Website: http://www.silverfallsderm.net

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Silver Falls Dermatology

General Practitioners

Warts
Arthritis
Cryotherapy
Several topical treatments can be used to cause the wart to peel away from the skin. These include prescription-strength salicylic acid and trichloroacetic acid. These medications work by peeling away the wart layer-by-layer. Often, they are paired with another treatment method such as cryotherapy to improve outcomes.
Sinusitis

Pregnancy

Cancer Care

Depression

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

Ultrasound
Chemotherapy
Radiation Therapy

Wound Care
After surgical removal, you should follow all wound care instructions regarding the treated area. Keep the skin clean and bandaged according to your provider’s directions.
Cyst Removal
Not all cysts require removal, but it is common when the cyst grows large, persists for a long period or time or becomes painful. You may also seek cyst removal if a cyst becomes infected or grows in a sensitive area. You may choose to have a benign cyst removed if it causes discomfort or you are unhappy with the appearance of a noticeable cyst.
Mohs Surgery
Among the most common treatments for skin cancer is an excisional or Mohs surgery to remove all cancerous cells. In an excisional surgery, a scalpel or similar surgical tool is used to cut away the cancerous growth and a small margin of healthy skin cells to ensure that all cancer is removed.

Plastic Surgeons

Botox
Laser Resurfacing
Moles
Benign moles do not require removal, but you may choose to have them removed regardless. This is particularly common when moles cause discomfort. For example, a mole in a sensitive area may frequently catch or pull on clothing and jewelry or become irritated due to friction. Patients also commonly choose mole removal for cosmetic reasons. This is most common when moles are found on highly visible areas such as the face, neck or chest.

Cosmetic Dermatology
Skin Cancer
The three most common types of skin cancer include basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and melanoma.
Dermatology
For some patients, allergic skin reactions may be the result of mastocytosis, a condition caused by excessive mast cells in connective tissues. Patients in Oregon and Washington can turn to Silver Falls Dermatology to learn more about this condition and find treatment solutions.
Acne Treatment
You may choose professional care for acne at any stage. While all patients will see occasional acne, it can be beneficial to seek treatment if you have persistent breakouts that do not respond to your at-home skincare routine. Finding a solution with the help of a professional is important, as persistent acne increases the risk of permanent acne scarring. In addition, you should seek acne treatment whenever the condition causes pain or begins to affect your life or self-esteem in a significant way.
Cyst
Eczema
Atopic dermatitis is also known as eczema. It is a chronic condition which causes red, itchy skin due to dryness. Atopic dermatitis is not a reaction to outside stimuli and is not contagious.
Fungus
Fungal skin infections are largely caused by direct contact with the fungus on surfaces or objects. For example, athlete’s foot or nail fungus is often spread by walking barefoot in areas such as public pools or locker rooms. Fungal infections can also spread by sharing items such as clothing or towels or through direct contact with animals that may be infected.
Lesions
Skin cancer can sometimes develop from actinic keratoses, which are pre-cancerous lesions Actinic keratoses often look like dry, flaky, white patches of skin. It’s always best to have a dermatologist check an area of concern if you’re worried about it.
Chemical Peels
Acne is the result of blocked hair follicles due to excess oil, dead skin cells or other debris as well as bacterial infection within the pores. There are several types of acne, which can be treated using oral or topical medication, in-office treatments such as HydraFacial or chemical peels, laser therapies or professional-grade skincare products.
Rashes
Psoriasis
Psoriasis is a common chronic skin disease. Patients with psoriasis experience patches of red, itchy or scaly skin, most commonly on the knees, elbows, scalp or torso. These patches may come and go in cycles, with flare-ups lasting for weeks or months. There are several types of psoriasis, which include...

Allergies
If you experience frequent or persistent contact dermatitis, your provider may recommend patch testing or other methods of allergy testing to determine the cause of your symptoms. This can help you avoid the allergens in the future.

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