Conditions we treat
Our dermatology team diagnoses and treats a range of conditions affecting the skin, hair and nails, including:
- Acne
- Eczema
- Psoriasis
- Rosacea
- Rashes
- Warts and skin growths
- Skin cancer and suspicious spots
- Hair and scalp conditions
- Nail conditions
- Scars and pigmentation concerns
Early detection
Get suspicious skin changes checked
A new or changing spot on your skin may need a closer look. Our dermatology team can evaluate suspicious areas, perform a skin biopsy when needed and recommend treatment based on your diagnosis.
Skin cancer care
Skin cancer screening and treatment
Our dermatology team provides screening, diagnosis and treatment for skin cancer, with care based on your individual needs.
Basal cell carcinoma
A common type of skin cancer that usually grows slowly.
Squamous cell carcinoma
A type of skin cancer that can spread to other parts of the body.
Melanoma
A serious type of skin cancer that can spread to other areas of the body.
Meet our dermatology team
A board-certified physician assistant with experience in dermatology and emergency medicine.
Thomas Myers, DO, FACOI
A Northeast Ohio native with more than 30 years of medical experience, including dermatology care.
Offices
Stow
4275 Steels Pointe Rd 2nd Floor
Stow, OH 44224
(330) 926-3495
Why choose us for dermatology care
Get experienced, comprehensive dermatology care for your skin, hair and nails, with treatment options tailored to your needs.
Experienced dermatology care
Benefit from more than 30 years of dermatology experience and care for a range of skin, hair and nail concerns.
Care from diagnosis to treatment
Get screening, diagnosis and treatment for skin concerns, including skin cancer, with care based on your individual needs.
Advanced treatment options
Access medical, surgical and aesthetic treatment options, including dermatologic procedures and laser-based treatments.
Explore laser and aesthetic treatments
Fractora and Forma for smoother, firmer skin
Fractora addresses concerns such as wrinkles, acne scars and uneven skin texture. Forma supports collagen production and can help improve the appearance of skin elasticity. Talk with your provider about which option may be right for you.
Diolaze XL hair removal
Diolaze XL uses laser technology to target hair follicles and reduce unwanted hair. It can treat larger areas, while built-in cooling technology is designed to support your comfort during treatment.
Lumecca for pigmentation and redness
Lumecca uses intense pulsed light (IPL) to address concerns such as sun damage, age spots, freckles, rosacea and visible blood vessels. It can be used on areas including the face, neck, hands and arms.
Evolve for body contouring and toning
Evolve Trim, Tite and Tone offer noninvasive options to address body contouring, skin appearance and muscle tone. Evolve Tone uses electrical muscle stimulation to support muscle tone and definition.
Morpheus for face and body concerns
Morpheus addresses certain contouring concerns on the face and body, including the lower face and other areas. Talk with your dermatology provider about your goals and whether Morpheus may be right for you.
Dermatology FAQs
See a dermatologist for new, changing, persistent or worsening concerns involving your skin, hair or nails, such as a changing mole, rash, acne, hair loss or nail changes. A dermatologist can evaluate your concerns and recommend next steps.
At a dermatology appointment, your provider will discuss your concerns, symptoms and health history and examine the affected area. Depending on your needs, your provider may recommend testing, treatment or follow-up care.
See a dermatologist for a new or changing spot, mole or growth, especially one that changes in size, shape or color. Skin changes can have many causes, and an evaluation can help determine whether testing is needed.
Depending on the type of laser, dermatologic laser treatments may address unwanted hair, scars, uneven pigmentation and certain skin texture concerns. Your provider can recommend options based on your needs and treatment goals.
Skin cancer may be diagnosed by evaluating a suspicious area and performing a skin biopsy when needed. A pathologist examines the sample to help determine a diagnosis and guide next steps.
Superficial radiation therapy (SRT) uses low-energy radiation directed at the skin to treat certain types of skin cancer. Your dermatology provider can determine whether SRT may be appropriate based on your diagnosis and individual needs.