96 Results for Dermatology near Roswell, GA

Dr. Clay's Biography — Dr. Clay loves the diversity of patients and diseases seen in Dermatology. Behind each door is a new mystery, which makes each day different and exciting. "My interest in Dermatology began early and stemmed from my personal skin issues." Having dealt with acne and eczema as a teenager, Dr. Clay knows the impact skin disease can have on one's self-esteem and interpersonal relationships. "I empathize with patients who don't feel confident because of the appearance of their skin." Seeing improvement in patients is very gratifying to Dr. Clay whose interests include psoriasis, skin cancer prevention, hair disorders, and skin of color. To make the most out of your visit with Dr. Clay bring a list of your current medications and previously used treatments. "Bringing containers of current and previously used topical medications shows me exactly what you have and allows me to read what ingredients it contains." In order for patients to actively participate in their health, they must understand their disease and treatment. Dr. Clay makes it her mission to ensure that patients are knowledgeable about their diagnosis. She is a member of the American Academy of Dermatology and the American Medical Association.

Dr. Abbott's Biography — Dr. Abbott has always felt at home in two worlds, the world of science and the world of art. It's part of what draws her to the field of dermatology, where you need both skills to bring out healthy and beautiful skin. "I feel like all my life I have been trying to combine those two," Dr. Abbott says. "In college, I majored in both art and biology. I got my master's in Medical Illustration, and I did a fellowship in Cosmetic Dermatology. I am a very visual person. Any treatment that I do for a patient, I would want to be aesthetically pleasing." The visual appeal may have been what started Dr. Abbott's interest in dermatology, but what keeps her going is the variety of people she gets to help. Dr. Abbott also completed an internship in Pediatrics at Kosair Children's Hospital in Louisville. And as such, she feels she has expertise in Pediatric Dermatology and Cosmetic Dermatology. "What I mostly love about dermatology is the multi-generational factor," Dr. Abbott says. "I love that I see kids and World War II vets in the same day." To get the most out of your partnership with your dermatologist, Dr. Abbott recommends understanding your medical needs. "Be educated, know your own medications, and know your medical history," she says. "I like to work together to treat your diseases and concerns." Dr. Abbott is a fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology and American Society of Dermatologic Surgery.

Dr. Goedjen's Biography — Raised in Muscle Shoals, Alabama.Started in Engineering because I had a curiosity about how things worked and enjoyed problem solving. I became attracted to medicine because it allows for more interaction with people.I found it difficult to choose a specialty during medical school because I enjoyed all of my rotations in the various specialties. However, I was most interested in Dermatology because of the vast scope of the field with overlapping elements from other specialties including medicine, surgery, pathology…etc.I embrace the philosophy of 'putting the needs of the patient first' and my primary concern is providing excellent dermatologic care. In today's ever-changing medical environment I am also interested in finding ways to adapt that enhance the value of care to our patients.My goals are to immerse myself in the Atlanta community where I plan to remain for the duration of my career. Success in medicine is to earn trust from your patients and respect from your colleagues.