Dermatology Associates of DFW - Presbyterian Dallas

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We utilize an evidence based approach to dermatology and our patients benefit from the most current recommendations and latest treatment.

General Info

We diagnose a wide range of common and rare, benign and malignant, skin diseases. We treat these with oral and topical medications, surgery, and other procedures. Dr. Bentow utilizes an evidence based approach to dermatology and his patients benefit from the most current recommendations and latest treatments as well as his care and professional manner. His focus is on clinical skin care and his interests include diagnosis and treatment of inflammatory, infectious and neoplastic skin disorders. He treats patients with alopecia, acne, rosacea, psoriasis, eczema, autoimmune skin diseases as well as acute and chronic causes of rashes and itch. He is also interested in surgical treatment of skin cancer and benign skin lesions.

Services/Products

Skin Cancer Screenings. Extensive dermatologist performed examinations of your skin to identify and treat cancers and other dermatological conditions. Skin cancers found and removed early are almost always curable. Dr. Bentow knows that though there are many effective treatment options, early identification is key.

Payment method

visa, check, discover, mastercard, all major credit cards, debit, amex, insurance

Location

Located in the heart of North Dallas, serving East Dallas, Park Cities, Preston Hollow and Addison.Parking is available in the garage across from Professional Building 1, free of charge when you have your ticket stamped by our wonderful receptionist.

Neighborhoods

Vickery, Northeast Dallas

Associations

Located in the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas

Other Link

http://www.dermdfw.com/dallas-presbyterian

Categories

Physicians & Surgeons, Dermatology, Medical Centers, Physicians & Surgeons

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Details

Phone: (214) 369-6411

Address: 8210 Walnut Hill Ln Ste 516, Dallas, TX 75231

Website: http://www.dermdfw.com/dallas-presbyterian