What brings
you here?

Concerns we assess.

Acne scars

Indented marks and uneven texture can remain after acne settles. An assessment of scar shape, depth and skin tone helps Dr. Roy discuss which options may improve their appearance.

Double chin

Fullness beneath the chin can come from fat, skin, muscle or facial proportions. Dr. Roy assesses the cause before discussing a non-surgical option.

Melasma and uneven pigmentation

Brown facial patches may reflect melasma or another pigmentation concern. The first step is a diagnosis and a plan that respects your skin’s tendency to become irritated or darker.

Loose skin

Skin can feel less firm on the face, neck or body over time. Dr. Roy assesses the amount of laxity and the surrounding anatomy before discussing realistic non-surgical options.

Hair loss and thinning

A widening part, reduced density or increased shedding can have different causes. A scalp assessment comes before selecting a hair-treatment course.

Frown lines

Lines between the eyebrows can appear during expression and may become visible at rest. An assessment distinguishes muscle activity from a crease that also involves skin change.

Excessive sweating

Sweating that regularly disrupts work, clothing or daily comfort may be hyperhidrosis. A medical assessment helps distinguish a localized problem from sweating caused by another illness or medicine.

Visible pores and rough texture

Visible pores and rough texture can affect how skin looks in everyday light. The assessment considers oiliness, acne, irritation and skin quality before discussing a procedure.