Condition & Treatment

Acne

Clear skin is possible — with the right plan.

Overview

Acne is one of the most common skin conditions, affecting people of all ages. It occurs when hair follicles become clogged with oil and dead skin cells, leading to whiteheads, blackheads, pimples, and cysts. Left untreated, acne can cause scarring and lasting hyperpigmentation. At CLR SKN, we treat acne at its root — not just the surface.

Ready to start?

Get a personalized acne treatment plan.

No insurance required. Board-certified dermatologists. Transparent pricing.

Book a Consultation

Treatment Options

How we treat acne

Prescription Topicals

Retinoids, antibiotics, and benzoyl peroxide formulations tailored to your acne type and severity.

Oral Medications

Antibiotics or hormonal therapy for moderate-to-severe inflammatory acne.

Lifestyle Recommendations

Personalized guidance on diet, stress management, and daily habits that can trigger or worsen acne breakouts.

Cleanser Recommendations

Medical-grade cleanser recommendations matched to your skin type to gently clear pores without disrupting your skin barrier.

Dermatologist Picks

Recommended for acne

Brightening Vitamin C Serum

Gentle Milky Cleanser

Azelaic Acid Brightener

View all products

Common Questions

FAQs

How long does acne treatment take?

Most patients see meaningful improvement within 6–12 weeks. Severe cases may require longer treatment.

Will my acne come back?

With a proper maintenance routine, most patients keep acne well-controlled long-term.

Ready to treat your acne?

Book a consultation and our dermatologists will build a treatment plan specific to your skin.

Book a Consultation

Condition & Treatment

Rosacea

Calm the redness. Reclaim your confidence.

Overview

Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that causes persistent redness, visible blood vessels, and sometimes acne-like breakouts on the face. Triggers vary by person — sun, heat, alcohol, and stress are common culprits. While there is no cure, rosacea is highly manageable with the right combination of prescription treatments and a tailored skincare routine.

Ready to start?

Get a personalized rosacea treatment plan.

No insurance required. Board-certified dermatologists. Transparent pricing.

Book a Consultation

Treatment Options

How we treat rosacea

Topical Prescriptions

Metronidazole, azelaic acid, and ivermectin creams to reduce redness and inflammation at the source.

Oral Antibiotics

Low-dose doxycycline for its anti-inflammatory effect — reducing flushing and papules without promoting antibiotic resistance.

Trigger Identification

Personalized trigger mapping — sun, heat, alcohol, spicy food, stress — so you can reduce flares through targeted daily habit changes.

Skincare & Sun Protection Guidance

Recommendations for gentle, fragrance-free cleansers and mineral SPF 50+ to protect the skin barrier and prevent flare-ups.

Dermatologist Picks

Recommended for rosacea

Barrier Repair Moisturizer

Broad Spectrum SPF 50+

Azelaic Acid Brightener

View all products

Common Questions

FAQs

Can rosacea be cured?

Rosacea cannot be cured, but it can be effectively controlled. Most patients achieve significant reduction in redness and flares with consistent treatment.

Is rosacea just sensitive skin?

No — rosacea is a distinct medical condition with specific triggers and treatments. Sensitive skin is a symptom, not the diagnosis.

Ready to treat your rosacea?

Book a consultation and our dermatologists will build a treatment plan specific to your skin.

Book a Consultation

Condition & Treatment

Anti-Aging

Age on your terms.

Overview

Fine lines, loss of firmness, uneven texture, and dullness are natural parts of aging — but they don't have to define how you look or feel. Our anti-aging approach combines medical-grade prescription topicals, evidence-based oral treatments, and a personalized skincare regimen to help you look refreshed and radiant at every stage.

Ready to start?

Get a personalized anti-aging treatment plan.

No insurance required. Board-certified dermatologists. Transparent pricing.

Book a Consultation

Treatment Options

How we treat anti-aging

Prescription Retinoids

Tretinoin and adapalene to accelerate cell turnover, smooth texture, reduce fine lines, and stimulate collagen production over time.

Topical Antioxidants & Brighteners

Prescription-grade vitamin C, niacinamide, and azelaic acid to even skin tone, reduce oxidative damage, and improve radiance.

Oral Supplements & Medications

Evidence-based oral options — including low-dose spironolactone where appropriate — to address hormonal contributors to skin aging.

Skincare Regimen Optimization

A step-by-step daily and nightly routine built around your skin type, concerns, and goals — with guidance on layering actives safely and effectively.

Dermatologist Picks

Recommended for anti-aging

Retinol Renewal Complex

Barrier Repair Moisturizer

Broad Spectrum SPF 50+

View all products

Common Questions

FAQs

When should I start anti-aging treatment?

Prevention is easier than correction. We recommend starting a retinoid and SPF regimen in your mid-20s to slow the visible signs of aging before they become established.

How long before I see results from a retinoid?

Most patients notice smoother texture within 4–6 weeks and meaningful improvement in fine lines and tone within 3–6 months of consistent use.

Ready to treat your anti-aging?

Book a consultation and our dermatologists will build a treatment plan specific to your skin.

Book a Consultation

Condition & Treatment

Warts

Fast, effective treatment — no guesswork.

Overview

Warts are benign skin growths caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). They can appear on the hands, feet, face, or genitals and are highly contagious through direct contact. While some warts resolve on their own, many persist for years without treatment. Our dermatologists evaluate your wart type and location and prescribe a targeted at-home treatment plan.

Ready to start?

Get a personalized warts treatment plan.

No insurance required. Board-certified dermatologists. Transparent pricing.

Book a Consultation

Treatment Options

How we treat warts

Prescription Topical Salicylic Acid

High-strength salicylic acid formulations to gradually break down wart tissue at home, with guidance on proper application technique.

Prescription Imiquimod

An immune-response modifier applied topically to help your body recognize and clear the HPV-infected tissue.

Oral Immune Support

Where appropriate, oral options to support immune clearance of persistent or widespread warts.

Prevention & Hygiene Guidelines

Personalized guidance on preventing spread to other body areas or household contacts while treatment is underway.

Dermatologist Picks

Recommended for warts

Gentle Milky Cleanser

Broad Spectrum SPF 50+

View all products

Common Questions

FAQs

How long does wart treatment take?

Most warts respond to topical treatment within 4–12 weeks of consistent use. Stubborn or deep warts may take longer — your dermatologist will adjust the plan as needed.

Can warts spread to other people?

Yes — HPV is contagious through skin-to-skin contact. Treating promptly and following our hygiene guidelines reduces the risk of spreading.

Ready to treat your warts?

Book a consultation and our dermatologists will build a treatment plan specific to your skin.

Book a Consultation

Condition & Treatment

Hair Loss

Understand the cause. Treat it effectively.

Overview

Hair loss affects millions of people and can stem from genetics, hormonal changes, nutritional deficiencies, autoimmune conditions, or stress. Accurate diagnosis is essential — the right treatment depends entirely on the underlying cause. Our dermatologists perform thorough evaluations to identify what's driving your hair loss and build a targeted treatment plan.

Ready to start?

Get a personalized hair loss treatment plan.

No insurance required. Board-certified dermatologists. Transparent pricing.

Book a Consultation

Treatment Options

How we treat hair loss

Topical Minoxidil

FDA-approved topical treatment to stimulate hair follicles, slow shedding, and support regrowth — with guidance on proper application and realistic expectations.

Oral Finasteride / Spironolactone

Hormonal treatments for androgenetic alopecia in men and women respectively, prescribed based on your history and photos.

Oral Minoxidil

Low-dose oral minoxidil for patients who prefer a systemic approach or haven't responded fully to topical treatment.

Lifestyle & Nutritional Guidance

Recommendations on diet, supplement use (biotin, iron, zinc), stress management, and scalp care to support hair health from the inside out.

Dermatologist Picks

Recommended for hair loss

Barrier Repair Moisturizer

Gentle Milky Cleanser

View all products

Common Questions

FAQs

Is hair loss permanent?

It depends on the cause. Androgenetic alopecia is progressive but manageable. Many other types — like telogen effluvium — are fully reversible with treatment.

How soon will I see results?

Most treatments require 3–6 months of consistent use before visible regrowth occurs.

Ready to treat your hair loss?

Book a consultation and our dermatologists will build a treatment plan specific to your skin.

Book a Consultation

Condition & Treatment

Eczema

Calm the itch. Restore your barrier.

Overview

Atopic dermatitis (eczema) is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that causes intense itching, dryness, and recurring flares of red, irritated skin. It affects both children and adults and is often linked to a compromised skin barrier, immune dysregulation, and environmental triggers. While there is no cure, eczema can be effectively managed with the right prescription regimen, barrier repair strategy, and trigger avoidance.

Ready to start?

Get a personalized eczema treatment plan.

No insurance required. Board-certified dermatologists. Transparent pricing.

Book a Consultation

Treatment Options

How we treat eczema

Prescription Topical Corticosteroids

Targeted anti-inflammatory creams and ointments to calm active flares quickly — prescribed at the appropriate potency for the affected area and severity.

Topical Calcineurin Inhibitors

Non-steroidal options such as tacrolimus and pimecrolimus for sensitive areas or long-term maintenance where steroids are not appropriate.

Oral Medications

Short courses of oral corticosteroids for severe flares, or antihistamines to manage itch and improve sleep during active episodes.

Barrier Repair & Trigger Guidance

Personalized recommendations for fragrance-free moisturizers, bathing routines, fabric choices, and environmental trigger avoidance to reduce flare frequency and severity.

Dermatologist Picks

Recommended for eczema

Barrier Repair Moisturizer

Gentle Milky Cleanser

Broad Spectrum SPF 50+

View all products

Common Questions

FAQs

Is eczema contagious?

No — eczema is not contagious. It is an immune-mediated condition influenced by genetics and environment, not an infection.

Will my eczema go away on its own?

Some children outgrow eczema, but many adults experience it chronically. With a consistent treatment and maintenance plan, most patients can significantly reduce flare frequency and severity.

Ready to treat your eczema?

Book a consultation and our dermatologists will build a treatment plan specific to your skin.

Book a Consultation