Midstate Skin Institute

04/22/2026

Most nail changes are harmless.
However, some can be early signs of underlying conditions that should not be overlooked.

Changes in color, thickness, or how the nail sits can sometimes indicate the need for further evaluation.

If you’ve noticed changes that are not improving or do not seem typical for you, it may be time to have them assessed. Our team is here to help guide you 💙

You can get started here: https://midstateskin.com/book-online/
or call (855) 745-5895.

04/21/2026

Got questions about your skin, but not sure what’s actually accurate?

Join Sierra for a live Q&A where we’ll be talking through real dermatology topics in a way that’s clear, honest, and easy to understand.

From acne and aging to sunscreen and skin cancer, this is an opportunity to hear directly from a provider and get answers you can trust.

🗓 Tuesday, May 12
⏰ 5:00 PM
📍 Streaming live on YouTube

Have a question you’d like answered?
You can drop it in the event discussion or send us a private message.

We’re here to make skincare make sense.

👉 Click “Notify Me” so you don’t miss it.
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04/16/2026

If your skincare suddenly isn’t working like it used to… it might not be the product.

Most people don’t realize this, but a lot of routine issues come from what’s already sitting on your counter.

Expired products.
Too many active ingredients layered together.
Products that burn or sting (and you keep using anyway).
Even dirty brushes and applicators.

Before you spend money trying something new, take a closer look at what you already have.

A better routine doesn’t always start with adding more…
it starts with removing what’s not helping your skin.

If you’re feeling stuck or unsure where to start, we can help you simplify and build a routine that actually works for your skin.

Start with a skin consult →
https://midstateskin.com/book-online/
(855) 745-5895

04/09/2026

If your skin is always red, irritated, or breaking out… it might not be what you think.

Rosacea is often mistaken for sensitive skin or acne, but there are actually four different types, and many people experience a combination.

That’s why treatments don’t always work the way you expect.

The first step is understanding what your skin is actually dealing with so you can treat it the right way.

If this sounds familiar, we’re here to help.

Schedule your visit: https://midstateskin.com/book-online/
Or call: (855) 745-5895

04/06/2026

Beauty evolves. Compassion doesn’t. 🤍

We’re honored to support Interfaith Emergency Services at their 10th Annual High Tea, helping provide shelter, support, and hope to women, children, and families in need.

Our Timeless Beauty table is a reflection of what truly never goes out of style, showing up for others and caring for our community.

If you’re able, we invite you to support our fundraising efforts and help us make a lasting impact. Click the link below to-

✨ Donate
✨ Share
✨ Be part of something meaningful

https://secure.qgiv.com/event/hightea2026/account/2315657-midstateskinandaesthetics

04/06/2026

If your skin constantly feels red or irritated, it may not be “sensitive skin.”
In many cases, ongoing redness can be a sign of rosacea or underlying inflammation, not just a reaction to products.

At Midstate Skin Institute, we see this often. The issue isn’t always the skincare, it’s that the root cause hasn’t been properly identified.

The good news is, with the right diagnosis, there are ways to calm irritation, reduce redness, and improve your skin long-term.

If this sounds familiar, it may be time to take a closer look.
Get started here: https://midstateskin.com/book-online/

03/31/2026

Not seeing results from your skincare?

It’s not always about using more products. It’s about understanding what your skin actually needs.

Amelia takes a results-driven approach, focusing on the root of your concerns, not just what’s visible on the surface. Because when your skin is treated correctly, it responds differently.

Clearer. Calmer. Healthier.

Now seeing patients at our Jasmine location.

Start your personalized treatment plan:
https://midstateskin.com/book-online/

03/27/2026

If you’ve ever felt unsure or nervous coming in, you’re not alone.

The way you’re cared for matters just as much as the treatment itself.

In this video, Amelia shares what drew her into this field, the role she plays in each patient’s experience, and the moments that remind her why this work matters.

It’s this level of intention and connection that defines the experience at MidState.

Amelia is now providing aesthetic treatments at our Jasmine location.

Visiting a dermatology office for the first time can feel intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be.In this video, Amelia, our Licensed Medical Aesthetician, s...

03/20/2026

Great care doesn’t happen by accident.

It takes a full team working together behind the scenes to make every visit run the way it should.

Our admin team plays a key role in keeping everything moving, so your experience feels seamless from start to finish.

Meet the people behind Midstate ↓
https://midstateskin.com/about-us/staff/

03/18/2026

This is how hair loss starts...

Not all at once
Not dramatically

Just subtle thinning
A widening part
Small changes most people ignore

Most people wait too long

By the time it’s obvious, treatment options can be more limited

The earlier you treat it, the more options you have and the better your results

If you’re noticing changes, don’t ignore them

Schedule your consultation to get a personalized treatment plan
Book online: midstateskin.com/book-online

03/13/2026

Meet the dermatologists behind your skin care.

Today we’re celebrating National Dermatologist Day and recognizing the six dermatologists who care for our patients every day at Midstate Skin Institute.

From skin cancer detection and treatment to managing complex skin conditions and supporting long-term skin health, dermatologists play an essential role in protecting both your skin and overall health.

We’re proud to serve our community with trusted, patient-centered dermatology care.

Six dermatologists.
One commitment to healthier skin.

📍 Ocala & Lutz
💻 Get to know our dermatologists: https://midstateskin.com/providers/

03/12/2026

A spot that won’t heal, keeps scabbing, or continues to grow should never be ignored.

Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is one of the most common types of skin cancer and often develops in areas with long-term sun exposure.

In select cases, dermatologists may treat SCC using intralesional fluorouracil (IL-5FU), a medication injected directly into the lesion to destroy abnormal cancer cells.

Save this post to remember these warning signs:

• A sore that won’t heal
• A scaly or crusted bump
• A thick or rough patch of skin
• A lesion that continues to grow

When caught early, SCC is highly treatable.
If you notice a new, changing, or non-healing spot, schedule a dermatology skin exam.
Book online:
midstateskin.com/book-online