Medical Services

Acne & Acne Injections

While most may think of acne affecting teenagers, it can affect anyone of any age. More commonly, acne affects women with the hormonal changes experienced throughout life. We understand how embarrassing and annoying breakouts can be.
We offer a variety of treatments at our office. And while there is no cure for acne, we can find something to help get your acne under control.

Rashes

Skin rashes are a generalized term for any inflammation of the skin. They can be caused by a variety of issues including allergies, irritants, autoimmune disease or in rare cases, cancer.
Depending on the cause, there are many treatments for rashes. They may look very similar but it’s important to find out the cause. We can help diagnose and treat your rash.

Milia Extractions

Milia are small bumps that are white or yellow in appearance, caused by keratin – a protein that usually protects skin – getting trapped under your skin. This causes small cysts.

Melasma

Melasma is a common skin condition that causes dark, discolored patches, often appearing on the face due to sun exposure, hormonal changes, or genetics. Dr. Boyle specializes in advanced melasma treatments, offering customized solutions such as topical treatments, chemical peels, laser therapy, and lifestyle recommendations to help patients achieve clearer, more even-toned skin. With her deep expertise in dermatology, Dr. Boyle ensures a tailored approach that effectively manages and reduces melasma, restoring confidence in your skin’s appearance.

Rosacea

Anyone of any age can develop rosacea. While there is no cure, it is thought to be hereditary or caused by environmental factors. Rosacea flares can last for weeks at a time. Treatment focuses on preventing flare-ups.

Hyperhidrosis

Hyperhidrosis is a term used to describe excessive sweating. While it’s normal to sweat when you’re nervous or during hot weather, if you find yourself sweating for no apparent reason, you may have hyperhidrosis. This may affect one area of your body, or many areas.
Treatment can vary. Talk to your doctor today about what may work best for you.

Psoriasis

Psoriasis is a chronic disease caused by skin cells growing abnormally fast. Usually, skin cells grow over the course of weeks, but a psoriasis flare causes them to grow in a matter of days resulting in thick, red patches of skin with silvery scales which flake off similar to dandruff. The areas are itchy and sore and can develop anywhere. While there is no cure for psoriasis, a specialist can help manage your symptoms.

Perioral Dermatitis

Perioral dermatitis is a facial rash that commonly affects the area around the mouth, nose, and sometimes the eyes. It often appears as small, red, inflamed bumps that may be itchy or cause mild discomfort. This condition can be triggered by overuse of topical steroids, hormonal changes, or skincare products. Dr. Boyle provides expert diagnosis and targeted treatment plans, including gentle skincare regimens, oral and topical antibiotics, and lifestyle modifications, to effectively manage and alleviate perioral dermatitis. Her patient-centered approach ensures long-term relief and healthier skin.

Eczema

The most common form of eczema seen most frequently by dermatologists is atopic dermatitis. It often begins in children and babies, and while some may outgrow it, it may flare throughout life. While there is no cure for eczema, treatment can help alleviate symptoms.

Hair Loss

Hair loss can affect either gender for a variety of reasons. To find the best treatment for you, an in-depth analysis is required to find the cause of why you’re losing your hair. From there, we can prescribe what would best work for you.

Warts

Warts are most common on fingers and hands. They often have no other symptoms, but can be embarrassing. There are many ways to treat warts, and together with a dermatologist, you can find what works best for you.