Skin Infections

Skin Infections

There are many different types of skin infections – including those caused by bacteria, staphylococcus, yeast, fungi and more.

While the skin normally has many types of bacteria living on it, intact skin is an effective barrier that keeps them from entering and growing within the body. When there is a break in the skin, infection can occur -- causing pain, inflammation, and a range of other symptoms.


To schedule an appointment for an examination by one of our providers, call us at one of our locations listed below. 

 

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Paige Winter, MD

Dermatology Associates welcomes Dr. Paige Winter

Dermatology Associates is pleased to announce that Dr. Paige Winter joined our practice August 1, 2024.

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Lauren Tisdale, MD

Dermatology Associates welcomes Dr. Lauren Tisdale

Dermatology Associates is pleased to announce that Dr. Lauren Tisdale joined our practice in October, 2024.

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Dermatology Associates of the Tricities Fall 2024 Newsletter

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We encourage you to read and download the Fall 2024 Newsletter from Dermatology Associates of the Tricities and learn about our ongoing efforts to enhance Patient care.

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Amy Burton, LE
Kingsport, TN Cosmetic Center

Amy's Staff Pick is SkinCeuticals Phloretin CF because "it helps with the texture and tone of her skin while protecting it."

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Dermatology Associates advances the science of skin cancer research by donating funds to the Skin Cancer Foundation . We want our patients to know that we understand the burden of skin cancer and want to offer both excellent treatment now and look forward to scientific advances in the future.

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