Atlantic Dermatology LLC

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Payment method: amex, all major credit cards, check
Location: Cape Royal Bldg
Other Link: http://www.smallwoodkmd.com
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Phone: (321) 784-8811

Address: 1980 N Atlantic Ave, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931

Website: http://www.smallwoodkmd.com

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General Practitioners

Warts

Internal Medicine
Having found a love for Dermatology as a senior medical student, she and her husband moved to Memphis, Tennessee and completed an Internal Medicine Internship at Baptist Memorial Hospital. Her Dermatology residency was at the University of Tennessee - Memphis under the tutelage of Dr. William Rosenberg.
Cervical Cancer
Warts are a common viral infection. They are unsightly and can be painful depending on location. In immuno-suppressed persons, the wart virus has been linked to the increased rate of squamous cell carcinoma of the skin. Certain strains of wart virus are associated with cervical cancer. Wonderfully, a new vaccine is available to administer to children to prevent this potentially fatal infection. This is available through many pediatricians.

Insomnia
Anxiety

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

MRI
X-Rays
Computed Tomography
Chemotherapy
5-FU(Efudex or Carac) - topical chemotherapy which keeps cells from finishing cell division. Since, cells in actinic keratoses are dividing much more quickly then normal cells, they are selectively destroyed.

Mohs Surgery

Skin Cancer
Skin makes vitamin D when exposed to the sun. Since the sun also causes the majority of skin cancer, dermatologists recommend getting Vitamin D from the diet not, the sun.
Dermatology
Dr. Smallwood is a member of the Central Florida Dermatology Society, Florida Society of Dermatologic Surgery, Florida Society of Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (FSDDS), American Academy of Dermatology, Florida Medical Association and the American Medical Association. She is a past President of the Brevard County Medical Society. She is immediate past-president of the FSDDS. She is actively involved in the annual Florida elementary school essay contest promoting sun awareness, sun safety and literacy through the FSDDS.
Acne Treatment
Cyst
Frostbite
Liquid nitrogen is used in controlled fashion to create frostbite in unwanted growths, both benign and pre-malignant. Some medical doctors also treat cancer, using probes to monitor the depth of freezing.
Lesions
After cleansing the skin with acetone, Levulan is applied to the skin, and after a waiting period, the patient is placed under a Blue light which is visible light, for several minutes, usually 12-16 minutes. While under the light, there is an uncomfortable sensation of burning and stinging in the pre-cancerous ares. Discomfort is at its maximum during the first six minutes of treatment. This stops after the procedure is over only to recur, feeling like a very warm sunburn in about 12 hours. Relief will occur in a few hours and the symptoms can be relieved by using a topical anesthetic, taking oral non-steroidals such as Motrin, or Naprosyn and, oral Benadryl as needed. The lesions will look red and inflamed after treatment. If there is a lot of sun damage, you may have some swelling. This should improve greatly within the next few days and be obviously healing within a week. Some areas may remain pink for a few weeks, but this can be camouflaged with make-up for women, and is usually tolerated easily by men. Any dryness, in the first few days, can be alleviated by Vaseline. Moisturizers may be used once the skin is healed even if it is still pink, usually about 5-7 days.

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