Dr. Amelia Damse, DO

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Patients rave about Dr. Damse's natural-looking results, detailed explanations, reasonable prices, and short wait times. They appreciate her attentive listening and the time she takes with each patient. Many highlight her expertise in rejuvenation and achieving desired results, particularly with fillers and Halo Laser treatments.

Dr. Damse's areas of care include general dermatology, Mohs micrographic surgery for skin cancer, cosmetic dermatology (Botox, fillers, microneedling, sclerotherapy, Juvederm, Halo Laser), and treatment of pigmented lesions. She also has experience in internal medicine. Recommends Aquaphor for post-biopsy care, minor cuts, scrapes, and burns. Suggests Neutrogena acne wash as a basic acne wash. Recommends La Roche-Posay tinted mineral sunscreen, Anthelios 50, for its coverage and suitability under makeup. It is available over the counter at pharmacies, Target, and Walmart. For patients with mixed acne-prone skin, recommends Eucerin or CeraVe, as Aquaphor may be too occlusive. Recommends Differin, hydroquinone, and sunscreen for old scars from mosquito bites. Suggests Eucerin for steroid withdrawal/eczema, with CeraVe as a close second. Recommends trying hydrating cleansers for patients who struggle with dry skin. These cleansers are gentle enough for irritated or acne-prone skin and are great for removing makeup and impurities without drying the skin. Recommends trying products for dark spots, but notes that prescription-grade treatment, microneedling, or laser may be needed. Recommends a sunscreen that does not leave a white cast. Recommends Cerave SA for smoothing out rough bumps. Recommends Cerave SA or AmLactin for 'strawberry skin' on legs. Simple foaming cleanser is good, especially when using topical medications. Adapalene (Epiduo) is a good over the counter retinoid to start with for fine lines and scars. A benzoyl peroxide wash is a good start for body acne. Dr. Damse frequently recommends Aquaphor for post-biopsy care, minor cuts, scrapes, and burns. For basic acne care, she suggests a Neutrogena acne wash, but notes that for patients with mixed acne-prone skin, Eucerin or CeraVe may be better as Aquaphor can be too occlusive. She advises Differin, hydroquinone, and sunscreen for old scars from mosquito bites, and considers adapalene (Epiduo) a good over-the-counter retinoid to start with for fine lines and scars, also recommending a benzoyl peroxide wash for body acne. For smoothing rough bumps or 'strawberry skin' on legs, Cerave SA or AmLactin are suggested. Her preferred sunscreen is La Roche-Posay tinted mineral sunscreen, Anthelios 50, which she praises for its great coverage, tinted finish, and suitability under makeup, noting its availability over the counter at pharmacies, Target, and Walmart, and generally recommends sunscreens that do not leave a white cast. For dry skin, she suggests hydrating cleansers that are gentle enough for irritated or acne-prone skin and effective for removing makeup without drying. Eucerin is her top recommendation for steroid withdrawal/eczema, with CeraVe as a close second. While products can help with dark spots, she emphasizes that prescription-grade treatment, microneedling, or laser may be needed. She also finds a simple foaming cleanser beneficial, especially when using topical medications. Dr. Damse considers BBL (BroadBand Light) an unparalleled treatment for deleting sun spots and adding glow to the skin.