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Welcome to DFW Skin Surgery Center, a dermatology office in Arlington and Southlake, Texas, specializing in dermatologic surgery, including Mohs surgery for skin cancers, laser surgery, and cosmetic procedures. When it comes to your skin, you need to go to a trusted, professional, and caring dermatologic surgeon to get the most effective and highest quality treatments. With over 15 years of experience offering Mohs surgery, laser surgery, and cosmetic services, and with top-of-the-line equipment and proven, effective treatment techniques customized to your specific needs and concerns, we will provide the best services for your skin.

04/05/2023

While often grouped together, different vascular conditions may require different lasers or laser-like devices to achieve best clearance. Shorter wavelengths, such as that of the KTP laser, may be best suited for superficial facial veins. Port-wine stains typically respond best to pulsed-dye laser treatments. On the other hand, longer wavelengths (such as that of the Nd:YAG laser) may pe*****te deeper, allowing for the treatment of deeper leg veins. Nd:YAG laser is also safer for the treatment of vascular lesions in patients with darker skin tone. Intense pulsed light (IPL), a broadband, laser-like device, may work best for diffuse redness associated with rosacea. Thus, comprehensive knowledge in the field of laser surgery is of the utmost significance when selecting a laser practitioner.

Visit us at https://www.dfwskinsurgery.com to learn more about Dr. Alexander Berlin's extensive training and experience in laser surgery and his numerous publications on the subject, including journal articles, book chapters, and books. Call us at (817) 303-6647 to set up an appointment for a consultation with Dr. Berlin.

01/13/2023

Scars that are elevated can be subdivided into hypertrophic scars and keloids.
Hypertrophic scars are prominent, firm, raised scars that often occur in areas of high tension, such as the upper back, chest, and shoulders, most commonly after surgery at these sites. These scars stay inside the margins of the original surgery or trauma wound that caused it.
Keloids are more even more prominent and outgrow the margins of the original wound. These may occur on the face, ears (such as after ear piercing), trunk, arms, and other locations and may even occur spontaneously, without previous trauma. Keloids are more common in African-Americans, younger individuals, and those with a family history of keloid formation.
Both types of scars can be associated with pain, itching, and discoloration. Surgery to remove these scars, especially in the case of keloids, without additional measures, such as steroid injections, will often result in the recurrence of the scar, sometimes even larger in size. Several effective treatment options exist, including injection of steroid or chemotherapeutic agents into the scar tissue, compression devices, and even radiation therapy.
Visit us at https://www.dfwskinsurgery.com to learn about the various surgical and cosmetic procedures performed at our office.

09/28/2022

Telangiectasias, commonly referred to as broken capillaries, are often found on the face and, especially, on the nose. They are typically related to an underlying diagnosis of rosacea or excessive cumulative sun exposure. While cosmetically bothersome, telangiectasias are usually quite easy to treat with lasers, such as the KTP laser. Several sessions may be required for complete removal. Mild redness immediately following the treatment is typical, but disappears within a few hours.
Visit us at https://www.dfwskinsurgery.com for more information about facial telangiectasias and laser treatments.

08/26/2022

Venous lakes are common purplish vascular lesions, typically found on the lower lip or, less frequently, on the upper lip or the ear. They are thought to arise as a result of excessive sun exposure. Venous lakes can be treated using a vascular laser with excellent results, often requiring 1 to 2 treatment sessions.
Visit us at https://www.dfwskinsurgery.com for more information on laser procedures available at our offices.

07/20/2022

Today we celebrated another staff member's significant milestone - Heather's 10-year anniversary with DFW Skin Surgery Center. Excellent job! Here's to the next 10 years!

07/18/2022

Actinic keratoses, commonly called "pre-cancers", usually present as red or tan scaly rough patches. Often confused with dry skin, these occur on sun-damaged areas and do not resolve with topical emollients. Although the risk of conversion of each individual actinic keratosis to skin cancer (typically squamous cell carcinoma, seen in the middle of the photograph) is low, the risk is significantly higher when multiple lesions are present, such as in this case. Common treatments include cryosurgery ("freezing") with liquid nitrogen, topical chemotherapy or immunomodulatory agents, and photodynamic therapy.
Visit us at https://www.dfwskinsurgery.com for more information on actinic keratoses, photodynamic therapy, and skin cancer.

07/12/2022

New study by Dr. Teo Soleymani et al published by the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology confirmed lower rates of local recurrence, metastases, and disease-specific mortality in high-risk squamous cell carcinomas of the skin following treatment with Mohs micrographic surgery as compared to wide local excision.
Visit us today at https://www.dfwskinsurgery.com for more information on skin cancers and Mohs surgery.

07/07/2022

Hands are often neglected in the overall approach to rejuvenation. Aging hands may show discoloration in the form of freckles or sun spots, as well as lost volume resulting in prominent tendons and veins. In this case, freckles and other signs of chronic sun damage were treated with an intense pulsed device (IPL), a laser-like device best suited for large surfaces, such as that of the back of the hands.
Please visit us at https://www.dfwskinsurgery.com for more information.

07/04/2022

Happy 4th of of July!

06/27/2022

Some skin cancers occur in the so-called "danger zones", where the risk of damage to the underlying anatomical structures is elevated due to their superficial position in the skin. This large squamous cell carcinoma is overlying the path of the temporal branch of the facial nerve (marked as a broken line) in a location where the nerve is very superficial. Thus, the risk of damage to the nerve during surgery is very high. Such damage would result in same-side eyebrow droop and inability to raise the eyebrow, as well as partial upper eyelid droop.
Mohs surgery is the best treatment modality for this cancer at this location; however, if the cancer is found around the nerve, post-operative radiation therapy would also be recommended.
Visit us at https://www.dfwskinsurgery.com for more information on skin cancers and Mohs surgery.

06/24/2022

A recurrent skin cancer is one that returns at the same or immediately adjacent location after being treated. While most recurrences happen within 1 year of the original treatment, some may take years to manifest. Scar tissue often hinders the ability to see the full extent of the cancer. This recurrent basal cell carcinoma continued to grow underneath the scar from a previous procedure and finally manifested itself as a non-healing ulceration just above it. Mohs surgery is typically the best treatment modality for recurrent skin cancers.
Visit us at https://www.dfwskinsurgery.com to learn more about skin cancers and Mohs surgery.

06/22/2022

Today was a special day for two of our medical assistants. We celebrated Jamie's 10-year anniversary at DFW Skin Surgery Center and Lexi's birthday. Congratulations to both!

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2485 E Southlake Boulevard, Suite 200
Southlake, TX
76092

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18173036647

Website

https://www.dfwskinsurgery.com/

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