Advance Dermatology Care Southern

Advanced Dermatology Care offers comprehensive medical dermatology services and treatments. Your skin's health is our top priority and we have assembled a dedicated team of board-certified dermatologists and skincare experts to treat all of your skincare needs.

Some of the most common medical treatments at Advanced Dermatology Care include acne, contact dermatitis, eczema, excessive sweating, fungal infections, hair loss, hyperpigmentation, melasma, psoriasis, rosacea, shingle, vitiligo, and warts.Do you have any questions about Medical Dermatology? If you would like to schedule an appointment with our dermatologists in our Los Alamitos or Agoura Hills office, please contact us for a consultation.

Contact dermatitis or skin rash involves an inflammation of the skin caused by contact with a foreign substance. Common triggers of contact dermatitis include poison ivy, certain foods, cleaning products, detergents, cosmetics and latex rubber. When a patient comes in contact with one of these triggers, he/she may experience a red rash, blistering, itchiness, dryness and more.

Excessive sweating (medically called hyperhidrosis) is defined as sweating in excess of ordinary requirements for normal body temperature. It most commonly occurs in the armpits (axilla), but can also occur on the hands, feet, scalp and groin. Hyperhidrosis affects more than a million people in the U.S. each year, which equates to some 2-3% of Americans.

Hair loss can occur as a result of aging, heredity, medications or an underlying medical condition, and can affect men and women of all ages. It may leave you with pattern baldness, patchy spots or thinned hair. Most people are troubled by this undesired change to their appearance and may be frustrated that there is no cure available for this condition.

Also known as hyperpigmentation, dark spots may develop on the skin as a result of several different causes, including skin conditions, medications, scarring, sun damage, pregnancy or simply the effects of aging. These spots most often occur on areas of sun exposed skin, such as the face, hands and chest, but may appear anywhere on the body.