01Medical
Acne · eczema · rosacea
Long-term treatment plans, not the same prescription twice.
Read the protocol →Issue No. 14 · Summer Regimens · 2026Wisconsin Avenue · Washington DC
FEATURE ─── Medical · Cosmetic · Surgical
Skin is a
system.
We treat it
like one.
Board-certified dermatology with medical, cosmetic, and surgical care under one roof. One chart, one team, one appointment for everything.
- 14 days
- Avg new patient wait
- 24 hr
- Biopsy results in-house
- 4.95
- Real Self physician rating
Spring Regimen · Vol 14
Image · Park Studios
Today's Highlight
Retinoid season — start low, build slowly.
The Clinic
One clinic.
Three practices.
One record.
You see the same dermatologist for the acne flare, the cosmetic consult, and the Mohs surgery. The same exam room. The same pathology lab one door down the hall.
We do not refer you out for anything we should know how to do ourselves. That has shaped the entire practice — who we hire, what we equip, what we read on Saturday mornings.
Est.
2008
Floors
Two
On-staff
11 MDs
Languages
6
Services
Six chapters. One protocol.
02Cosmetic
Botox · fillers · lasers
Subtle, evidence-based. We show you the unit count before we mix.
Read the protocol →03Surgical
Mohs surgery
On-site, same-day pathology. Most appointments under three hours.
Read the protocol →04Pediatric
Birth to teen
A separate exam room, weekday afternoon hours, kid-friendly tools.
Read the protocol →05Screening
Skin-cancer evaluations
Full-body annual exam, documented and photographed for comparison.
Read the protocol →06Regimens
Personal protocols
Custom product schedules — not a shopping list, a system.
Read the protocol →Sample Regimen
A day, on paper.
Our regimens are documents. You leave with a printed timeline, not a bag of bottles. Each step has a reason, a window, and a fallback for travel weeks.
TimeStepPurpose
- AM · 6:30Gentle cream cleanserHydrating · pH balanced
- AM · 6:330.5% Mandelic tonerExfoliating · light
- AM · 6:36Vitamin C 15% serumAntioxidant · brightening
- AM · 6:40SPF 50 mineralDaily, even indoors
- PM · 9:30Oil-balance cleanserCream-to-oil
- PM · 9:330.25% TretinoinPea-sized · alternate nights
- PM · 9:38Ceramide moisturizerBarrier repair
Your Physicians
You see the same person. Every time.
Today · 3:30 PMMedical & Cosmetic
Dr. Eleni Park
MD · Stanford
Twenty years across medical and cosmetic dermatology. Clinical instructor at GW.
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Thu · 11:00 AMMohs Surgery
Dr. Owen Brooks
MD · Mohs Fellowship
Performs 1,400+ Mohs surgeries annually with on-site dermatopathology.
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Mon · 9:30 AMPediatric Dermatology
Tova Lin, PA-C
PA-C · 9 yrs
Adolescent acne, eczema, and infant care. Gentle hands, patient explanations.
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Next weekDermatopathology
Dr. Ravi Patel
MD · Path-trained
Reads slides in-house — most biopsy results return within 24 hours.
Book →The Clinic, in pictures
Letter from a patient
"I have seen four dermatologists in fifteen years. This is the first one who treated my skin and my life together."
Frequently Asked
Notes from the front desk.
01Do you take my insurance?+
Medical visits are billed to most major carriers — we verify before booking. Cosmetic and elective treatments are self-pay with transparent pricing posted online.
02How long until a first appointment?+
Medical: typically within 14 days. Cosmetic consultations: usually inside a week. Mohs surgery is booked from biopsy results.
03What happens at a skin check?+
Twenty-minute head-to-toe exam with documentation. We map and photograph anything we want to track between visits.
04Are consultations free?+
Cosmetic consultations are $50, credited back to any treatment you book within 30 days. Medical visits are billed normally.
Become a Patient
First evaluation,
typically within fourteen days.
Tell us a little about your skin, and what you would like to address. We will follow up with availability within one business day.
The Clinic
Address
5215 Wisconsin Ave NW
Suite 600
Washington, DC 20015
Hours
Monday – Friday · 8 AM – 6 PM
Saturday · 9 AM – 1 PM
Telehealth available 7 days