Dermatology Associates, LLC

All cosmetic services require a consultation prior to scheduling the treatment or procedure. In some instances, the office may be able to perform the cosmetic treatment the day of the consultation, however this varies by office, clinician, and availability.

Yes, we sell various skincare products at out APDerm offices. Each office has their own stock of what products their patients like best. Please note Winchester and Chelmsford (Courthouse Lane) are not carrying products in office at this time.

The only way to confirm if you have skin cancer is to make an appointment with a dermatologist. However, there are some signs you can watch out for at home. The warning signs of skin cancer include any skin lesions that increase in size; changes in color, texture, or outlines; a new mole that appears after age 21; a lesion that is bleeding, excessively dry, has pus, or is scabbed; and a mole/lesion that has irregular or jagged borders. Most skin cancers are caused by overexposure to the sun. If you notice any of the above, it is important that you seek medical care as soon as possible.

Yes, many of our clinicians travel to multiple APDerm locations for your convenience! Visit our website to view a complete list of our clinicians and view the locations where they practice.

Yes, all dermatologists at APDerm are board certified in dermatology.

Several of our clinicians currently offer patch testing for testing skin allergies. Clinicians offering this service are Dr. Bostrom, Barbara Bradley, John Chambliss, Linda Gibbons, Dr. Goos, Dr. Handfield, Dr. Ho, Dr. Hochberg, Natalie Jones, Dr. Joyce, Dr. Kovalszki, and Kathleen Ledwick. Click here to learn more about patch testing and to book an appointment.