We offer a variety of skin care services to help with issues like acne, rashes, lesions, rosacea, skin growths, eczema, skin cancer identification and treatment, and much more. Check out a complete list of our services on our website.

We offer a variety of cosmetic treatments to help with wrinkles, fine lines, scars, skin tightening, unwanted hair and more. Check out a complete list of our services on our website.

Trust your skin care to a professional. Board-certified dermatologists have completed medical school and three to four years of advanced medical training in diseases of the skin, hair and nails. They’ve passed rigorous exams in dermatology to specialize in treating over 3,000 conditions. They’ve also made the commitment to keep up on the latest advances in dermatology.

Fellowship-trained cosmetic dermatologists spend an extra year of specialized training learning in-depth evaluation of the skin, performing specialized procedures, and managing patients to ensure excellent results. By choosing our practice, you can rest assured that you will receive the highest quality of cosmetic care with ideal outcomes.

Scheduling or updating an appointment is easy. Simply give us a call or you can make an appointment on our website.

If coming for your first visit, please bring your insurance card, if applicable, and a legal guardian if you are under the age of 18. Please come prepared to provide your health history on your new patient paperwork as well.

Your first visit begins with a consultation with your board-certified dermatologist. Prior to care, we will get your health history and perform a clinical evaluation of the skin to determine which treatment options are the best fit. We will customize both a treatment plan and a skin care regimen if desired. Important pre- and post-treatment instructions will also be provided to accompany most treatments.

We accept a variety of major insurances for your skin care. We have examples of insurances we accept on our website. If you don’t see your insurance listed, please contact us and we will verify if we accept.

All three are medical charges you must pay out of your own pocket, even if you have insurance. Deductibles are a specific amount you must accumulate and pay each year of covered health services before benefits are provided by your carrier. Plans may also have separate individual and family deductibles and/or deductibles for separate services. Copayments are a set fee the member pays to providers at the time services are provided. Copays are applied to office visits, emergency room visits, hospital admissions, etc. Coinsurance is a form of cost sharing. After your deductible has been met, plan will begin paying a percentage of your bills. The remaining amount, known as co-insurance, is the portion due by the patient.

With our patient portal, you can access and manage your appointments, get test results, update your contact/patient information and pay your bills online. Speak with one of our team members for how to gain access to your patient portal.

Yes, we do carry select skin care items from industry-leading brands. Visit our practice for more information or give us a call for more information.

Louisville Dermatology-Jeffersontown are a team of professionals with extensive experience in dermatology. Louisville Dermatology-Jeffersontown provides medical, cosmetic and surgical dermatology conveniently located at one location. For a list of our providers, click here! 

Having issues with excess hair? Blame your genes! Excess hair is usually caused by genetics. However, if you suspect your excess hair isn’t hereditary, you may struggle from a condition called hirsutism. Hirsutism is typically caused by a hormonal imbalance, but in rare cases this condition can be triggered by a tumor near the adrenal gland or ovaries. To learn more about excess hair, click here.  

Liquid nitrogen cryotherapy works by freezing and destroying skin cells in a growth or lesion. Your dermatologist will directly apply liquid nitrogen to your face or treatment area. The liquid nitrogen will freeze and kill the cells. The area will scab and then fall off after a few days.  

Originally, PUVA was developed to treat psoriasis. However, since the original application, PUVA had been used for various conditions including vitiligo, mycosis fungoides and graft versus host disease.  

As with any medical procedure, Mohs surgery does come with some risks. These risks include pain, tenderness and temporary bleeding at the site. 

More serious risks are rare but can include keloid scarring or temporary numbness or weakness in the treated area. In some cases, this numbness can be permanent. To learn if Mohs surgery is the right treatment option for you, schedule an appointment with our providers.