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Alliance Dermatology Associates
Alliance Dermatology Associates
Alliance Dermatology Associates

Alliance Dermatology Associates Newtown Office

Med spa in Newtown, PA · 2 locations

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The practice is operated by Alliance Dermatology Physicians, PC and has two offices: a new clinic at Friends Lane in Newtown, Pennsylvania, and an office on Emmons Drive in Princeton, New Jersey. The practice describes itself as one of the fastest growing dermatology practices in Central New Jersey and Lower Bucks County.

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About

The practice is operated by Alliance Dermatology Physicians, PC and has two offices: a new clinic at Friends Lane in Newtown, Pennsylvania, and an office on Emmons Drive in Princeton, New Jersey. The practice describes itself as one of the fastest growing dermatology practices in Central New Jersey and Lower Bucks County.

Medical dermatology covers conditions such as acne, eczema, itching, sun damage, rosacea, psoriasis, warts, skin tags, moles and actinic keratosis, along with hair loss and nail conditions. Skin cancer screening and skin biopsies are part of the same work, and in-office procedures include cryotherapy of skin lesions, destruction and excision of growths, incision and drainage of abscesses, and steroid injections for keloids.

Cosmetic services include Botox, Dysport and Daxxify injections for the appearance of facial wrinkles, and dermal fillers from the RHA, Juvederm and Restylane product families for cheeks, facial lines and lips. The practice also sells physician-guided Alastin skincare through an online product store.

The clinic offers Mohs micrographic surgery for skin cancer removal. Frederic Mohs, a University of Wisconsin physician, introduced the technique in the 1930s. According to the practice, it is the most effective method for skin cancer, with success rates of up to 99 percent, and it is the preferred option for skin cancers in cosmetically sensitive areas and for cancers that have returned. For skin cancers on the arms or thighs, the practice says excision is often the more sensible choice. Insurance plans set indication criteria for Mohs surgery based on cancer type and body location. Most policies cover the surgery and the reconstruction of the resulting defect. The billing department can answer coverage questions, including whether a referral from a primary care doctor is needed.

Urgent medical concerns should be handled by calling the office directly, since contact form messages may take up to two business days for a reply. Appointments can be requested at (609) 799-1600 or (267) 789-2110, and the fax number is (267) 358-5166.

According to the practice, care plans are personalized to each patient's needs, and its physicians work together as a team to respond to patient needs. The practice says it stays at the forefront of medical advances and offers the latest dermatology treatments and technologies.

Services

Final prices may vary.

Botox, Dysport and Daxxify injections for facial wrinkles, and dermal fillers from the RHA, Juvederm and Restylane families for cheeks, facial lines and lips.

  • Botox, Dysport and Daxxify Price at booking
  • Cosmetic Dermatology Price at booking
  • Dermal fillers (RHA, Juvederm, Restylane) Price at booking

Evaluation and treatment of skin conditions such as acne, eczema and psoriasis, along with skin cancer screening.

  • Medical and Surgical Dermatology Price at booking
  • Skin Cancer Screening Price at booking

Mohs micrographic surgery for removing skin cancer.

  • Mohs Micrographic Surgery Price at booking

In-office procedures including cryotherapy of lesions, destruction and excision of growths, drainage of abscesses, steroid injections for keloids and skin biopsies.

  • Cryotherapy of skin lesions Price at booking
  • Destruction of growths Price at booking
  • Excision of skin growths Price at booking
  • Incision and drainage of abscesses Price at booking
  • Injection of keloids with steroids Price at booking
  • Skin biopsy Price at booking

Photos

  • Alliance Dermatology name and logo on office wall
  • Waiting area with logo wall and black leather sofas
  • Newtown office waiting room with ring lights and chairs
  • Newtown office hallway with carpet and exam room door
  • Newtown office corridor with plants and framed poster
  • Newtown office reception with logo wall and sofa
  • Princeton office waiting area with check-in window
  • Princeton office waiting area with benches and chairs
  • Princeton office waiting room with patterned wall
  • Clinician performing a procedure in exam room under lamp

Meet the team

Team members listed on their website. Individual roles, credentials, and current employment have not been independently verified.alliancederm.com (opens in a new tab)

Highlights
  • The practice says its team of board-certified dermatologists is what sets it apart
  • Mohs micrographic surgery performed by an ACGME fellowship-trained Mohs surgeon
  • Medical and cosmetic dermatology under one practice
  • Physician-guided Alastin skincare sold through an online store
  • Two offices, in Newtown, PA and Princeton, NJ
  • Billing department available for insurance questions about Mohs surgery
Good for
  • patients of all ages
  • children and adults with skin conditions
  • skin cancer screening
  • Mohs surgery candidates
  • botulinum toxin and filler treatments
  • patients who want medical and cosmetic care in one practice
Treats
  • acne
  • rashes
  • skin cancer
  • sun damage
  • eczema
  • itching
  • rosacea
  • psoriasis
  • warts
  • skin tags
Techniques
  • Mohs micrographic surgery
  • reconstruction of surgical defects
  • botulinum toxin injections
  • dermal fillers
  • cryotherapy of skin lesions
  • excision of skin growths
  • destruction of growths
  • incision and drainage
  • steroid injections for keloids
  • skin biopsy

Products & treatments

  • Alastin skincare

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