According to the American Academy of Dermatology, psoriasis is a chronic condition that causes the body to make new skin cells in days rather than weeks. Cells can pile up on the surface of the skin resulting in thick, scaly patches known as plaque psoriasis. Plaque psoriasis is the most common type of psoriasis which…
With summer winding down, school back in session, and fall right around the corner now is a good time to take care of your skin and get your moles checked. Limiting or avoiding exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation can reduce the risk of skin cancer. The Skin Cancer Foundation recommends an annual full-body exam to…
Have you ever worried about underarm stains from sweating? Have you ever been self-conscious about the amount of your underarm sweat? Do you frequently worry about your underarm odor? Do you change out your shirts, place napkins under your arms or wear dark clothing to hide underarm sweats? If you answered yes to these questions,…
It’s no secret that the process of aging takes its toll on the human body, with noticeable changes in the skin of the face, neck and hands. This happens as a result of a decrease in collagen, the sub-dermal component of the skin that keeps it looking full and youthful. Another key change is seen…
After osteoporosis, Paget’s disease is the second most common type of bone disease, as explained by Medical News Today. Specifically, the body absorbing old bone and forming abnormal bone characterizes the disease. This malfunctioning of the bone remodeling process causes a person with Paget’s disease to develop new bone in incorrect locations of the body, while…
While it’s the most common skin condition in the United States, and few are unaffected by it, acne remains difficult to control. This is partly because of the many myths and inaccuracies associated with treating it, as noted by the American Academy of Dermatology. Thus, it’s always best to forego reading the latest posts on…
As a relatively common childhood illness, chickenpox is caused by the varicella-zoster virus, linking it to a severe rash and/or blisters known as shingles. While the virus can remain dormant for many years and doesn’t manifest in everyone, when it reappears as shingles, the pain varies widely from individual to individual. Medline Plus explains that…
Jennifer M.First time ever at a dermatology office! So I was a little nervous... But they have a very friendly staff and it was nice meeting PA Joel! Felt comfortable and he was informative & made me feel like I wasn’t the only person dealing with my issue. I can’t wait to see some results and get some relief!!
Eve L.Love this place! Everyone is so caring, and very helpful in each way possible. Highly recommend this place for skin care and even skin cancer!
Detlef K.I’ve been going here awhile. I’ve got a few pesky issues, some due to my not allowing areas to completely heal, sins that prolongs my already glacier like speed healing! I really appreciate Dr. Kayal and Joel who combine to take of me and my family.
Michael V.Was greeted upon my arrival, very nice waiting room, was taken back immediately. Very professional, caring and friendly staff. They want to help you. The PA Joel was very knowledgeable and knew exactly how to help me. I was given a prescription to address the problem. Will be back with other issues, keep up the good work.
Lisa W.PA Brown is very attentive to my son's needs. I have not had any difficulty getting appointments when needed. I think this practice provides excellent service. I definitely recommend Kayal Dermatology for all of your skin needs.
Kevin S.The nurse was great made me completely comfortable before biopsy’s and Dr Kayak was great explaining what’s going on, recommend very highly
141 Lacy Street, Suite 200
Marietta, GA 30060
Phone: (770) 426-7177
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