West Michigan Dermatology Holland

The practice has operated since 1982 and has three locations. Its medical side covers diagnosis and treatment for a wide range of skin conditions, from rashes and growths to rarer diseases, and it sees both adults and children, with a pediatric dermatologist on the team. Acne care ranges from topical and oral medications to oral retinoids when other options have not worked, and rosacea, psoriasis, eczema, warts, and fungal nail infections are also treated. Biologic medications for psoriasis and eczema come with help for patient access and cost.

Skin cancer screening and treatment are central to the medical work, with regular skin exams recommended for anyone with a personal or family history of skin cancer. Mohs surgery is offered for complete removal of skin cancers, using the fresh tissue technique with microscopic examination of the removed tissue. Each stage takes about 15 minutes on average and runs longer in extensive cases. Mohs appointments are usually booked early in the day, and patients are asked to bring only one companion to the waiting room. An onsite pathology laboratory processes biopsies and is chaired by two dermatopathologists.

Cosmetic care is delivered through the Skin Revitalizing Center and includes injectables, laser treatments, and skin resurfacing and rejuvenation. Injectables cover Botox Cosmetic, Dysport, several Juvederm and Restylane fillers, Sculptra, and sclerotherapy for spider veins. Laser options include hair removal, skin resurfacing with a light peel or fractional treatment, and tattoo removal with the Enlighten laser. Other services include Diamond Glow, formerly called Silk Peel Dermalinfusion, microdermabrasion, chemical peels, SkinPen microneedling, dermaplaning, and miraDry for underarm sweat. Skincare consultations include a skin assessment and skin type determination, leading to product and treatment recommendations, and the consultation fee can be applied to products or services bought within 30 days.

Practical details: the practice describes itself as combining scientific precision with individualized treatment plans. Questions about medical conditions need an office visit, while questions about procedures and products can be answered by phone. Consultation requests are answered within 24 to 48 hours. The contact page says new patients need a referral. Patients who are more than 10 minutes late may be asked to reschedule, and the practice charges no-show fees that vary by service. Patient financing is available through Allē Pay, and Diamond Glow is part of the Allē rewards program, where points can go toward certain products or procedures.

The practice describes its approach as combining scientific precision with individualized treatment plans, with physician-guided cosmetic care.