Three and a half million Americans will be diagnosed with skin cancer this year. A skin cancer develops when skin cell’s DNA becomes damaged. The defective DNA allows the cell to continue to grow, produce more damaged cells, and spread through the body. The best way to protect yourself from skin cancer is to protect…
There are two new and exciting products on the market today available for facial rejuvenation. These new FDA approved fillers are going to last longer, give better results, all with less down time. Perlane and Juvederm are the new fillers that are changing the way we revolumize the skin. Perlane and Juvederm are made from…
With Valentines’ Day just around the corner, many people have red hearts, candies, and Valentine’s cards on the mind. While for most, red is associated with the feeling of love, some are not so happy about seeing red. Many skin conditions develop into red lesions and are a cosmetic discomfort and even self esteem altering.…
Scarring occurs as part of the natural healing process. As the body tries to repair itself, thick fibrous scar tissue replaces normal tissue and the open wound is held together. As natural as the process may be, frequently we are not happy when a short term injury to the skin results in a lifelong scar,…
With summer just a few months away are you prepared to protect your skin from the sizzling Georgia sun? This is an important question, although skin cancers typically do not occur until adulthood, skin cancers usually come from sunburns that we had in our youth. One of the most relevant risk factors for skin cancer…
Skin cancer is a very prominent problem in the world today. Many people think that the skin is just one body organ that does not need the same attention that they give to other body systems. However, this is very untrue, with all of the media attention and popularity of having “young,” “glowing,” “tanned” skin,…
Many people are diagnosed daily with precancerous lesions of the skin. These lesions are called actinic keratosis, which are primarily caused by sun damage. The most common areas these legions are found is on the face, ears, forearms, and hands. They appear as small, scaly, rough red patches that do not heal. Actinic keratosis develops…
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Jennifer M.First time ever at a dermatology office! So I was a little nervous... But they have a very friendly staff and it was nice meeting PA Joel! Felt comfortable and he was informative & made me feel like I wasn’t the only person dealing with my issue. I can’t wait to see some results and get some relief!!
Eve L.Love this place! Everyone is so caring, and very helpful in each way possible. Highly recommend this place for skin care and even skin cancer!
Detlef K.I’ve been going here awhile. I’ve got a few pesky issues, some due to my not allowing areas to completely heal, sins that prolongs my already glacier like speed healing! I really appreciate Dr. Kayal and Joel who combine to take of me and my family.
Michael V.Was greeted upon my arrival, very nice waiting room, was taken back immediately. Very professional, caring and friendly staff. They want to help you. The PA Joel was very knowledgeable and knew exactly how to help me. I was given a prescription to address the problem. Will be back with other issues, keep up the good work.
Lisa W.PA Brown is very attentive to my son's needs. I have not had any difficulty getting appointments when needed. I think this practice provides excellent service. I definitely recommend Kayal Dermatology for all of your skin needs.
Kevin S.The nurse was great made me completely comfortable before biopsy’s and Dr Kayak was great explaining what’s going on, recommend very highly
141 Lacy Street, Suite 200
Marietta, GA 30060
Phone: (770) 426-7177
Fax: (770) 426-7745
E-mail: kayaldermatology@gmail.com
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