Trusted Dermatology Care in LaPlace, Louisiana
Medical
From acne and eczema to skin cancer screenings and chronic skin conditions, our board-certified dermatologists offer expert care for patients of all ages. We diagnose, treat, and help manage a wide range of medical skin concerns with compassion and precision.
Cosmetic
Enhance your natural beauty with our advanced cosmetic treatments. We offer personalized solutions including Botox®, dermal fillers, chemical peels, microneedling, and more to help you achieve radiant, youthful-looking skin.
Surgical
Trust our skilled team for precise, minimally invasive skin procedures. We specialize in the removal of moles, cysts, and skin cancers, including advanced techniques like Mohs surgery to ensure optimal outcomes and minimal scarring.
LAPLACE DERMATOLOGY
LaPlace Dermatology is proud to serve the River Parishes with personalized, expert skin care right here in LaPlace, LA. Our clinic offers a complete range of medical, cosmetic, and surgical dermatology service. From treating chronic skin conditions like rosacea, eczema, and psoriasis to performing advanced procedures for skin cancer, moles, and keloids, we’re committed to your skin’s health and appearance. We also offer aesthetic treatments such as Botox, laser peels, and tattoo removal, helping you look as great as you feel.
Comprehensive dermatology services
for every skin need
Acne Treatment
From mild breakouts to cystic acne, we treat all types with medical-grade options that work.
Botox
Smooth out dynamic wrinkles and fine lines on the forehead, between the brows, and around the eyes with neuromodulators tailored to your goals.
Laser Treatment
our advanced laser treatments offer a safe, effective way to rejuvenate your skin and address concerns like sun damage, fine lines, acne scars, and unwanted hair.
Comprehensive Medical, Cosmetic & Surgical Dermatology Services
We provide a full range of dermatology services to meet all your skin health needs. Whether you’re dealing with chronic skin conditions, exploring anti-aging treatments, or need surgical care for skin growths or cancer, our team offers expert solutions in one convenient location.
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Can Cooler Weather Make Psoriasis Worse?
Yes. Cooler weather can trigger a psoriasis flare for some people. Cold, dry air outside and warm, dry air indoors can leave your skin feeling tight and itchy. You may see more flakes on patches you already have or find new spots that weren’t there a week ago. If this
Why Your Skin Barrier Matters More Than You Think
If your face feels tight after washing or your usual lotion starts to sting, you may think you need a new product. Your skin barrier may need gentler care instead. This thin outer layer helps keep your skin comfortable and protects it each day. At Laplace Dermatology Clinic, we help
Can Raking Leaves Irritate Your Skin?
Yes, raking leaves can leave your skin itchy, sore, or covered in a rash. The cause may be friction, sweat, contact with certain plants, or something else in the yard. Damp leaves can also stir up allergens that bother some people. Not every reaction is a leaf allergy, so the
Why Does Your Skin Feel Dry When the Weather Cools Down?
When cooler days arrive, you may notice tight cheeks, rough hands, or legs that itch after a shower. Your usual lotion may no longer feel like enough. These changes often happen because the air and your daily habits affect how well your skin holds moisture. At LaPlace Dermatology Clinic, we
How to Care for Sensitive Skin During Fall Allergy Season
Fall can bring itchy eyes, sneezing, and skin that feels more easily irritated. If you have sensitive skin, changes in weather, pollen exposure, and everyday products may all affect your comfort. A simple routine can help, but you do not need to replace everything you use. At LaPlace Dermatology Clinic,
Why Are Your Eyelids Itchy and Puffy During Fall?
If your eyelids start itching or swelling when fall arrives, you may blame seasonal allergies. Pollen can be part of the problem, but dry skin, makeup, and other products can cause similar symptoms. The skin around your eyes is thin and sensitive, so even a small amount of irritation can