Back by popular demand, our Dermatology & Laser of Del Mar holiday gift boxes make the PERFECT gift for anyone. Now you can give the gift of great skin at a substantial discount, boxed and prepared as a beautiful gift. Each box comes with full size product, gorgeous holiday gift... Continue Reading
Laura is the "den mom" to #teamdermdelmar. She's our practice administrator, front office coordinator, cheerleader and party planner. We would be lost without Laura! Laura came to Dermatology & Laser of Del Mar in 2013 when she relocated to San Diego from Redlands. She, her husband and two kids live... Continue Reading
WHY WAIT FOR BLACK FRIDAY? Our Annual Pre-Thanksgiving Blow-out Sale is HERE! There has never been a better time to get a start on your New Years resolutions, we have offers for everyone! If you don't see that perfect package for you, or someone special, purchase a Derm Del Mar... Continue Reading
Is the skin on your hands dry, thick, scaly or cracked? If the answer is yes, you may have hand eczema. Without treatment and preventive measures, hand eczema tends to worsen. Common symptoms of hand eczema include: • Dry, chapped skin • Patches of red irritated skin • inflamed skin... Continue Reading
Erika has been a member of #teamdermdelmar since 2014. She is Dr. Atkin’s lead medical assistant, and helps keep our clinic running smoothly. When she’s not working, Erika is studying to be a Physician Assistant and is very dedicated to fitness. She also loves to travel and spend time with... Continue Reading
Tammy is the new kid on the block with #teamdermdelmar. She comes to us with over a decade of cosmetic and medical dermatology experience. Her bubbly personality and helpful nature makes her a favorite with team members and patients alike. You will find Tammy assisting Erika Wright, P.A-C with patients... Continue Reading
Tinea versicolor is caused by a common yeast that lives on everyones skin. In some individuals the yeast overgrows and shows up as light or dark spots on the skin and /or dry scaly patches. It’s common for the patches to disappear when the temperature drops in the winter, then... Continue Reading
