Skin/ allergy Creams
We offer a wide range of creams, including veterinary, pain, Skin treatments, anti-fungal, and Facial compounds.
Some of the creams that we can make include:
TriLuma :
1- Fluocinolone acetonide 0.01% cream qty 60gms —to reduce inflamation,
2- Tretinoin 0.05% cream qty 45gms —to help exfoliate the skin,
3- Hydroquinone 4% cream qty 30gms —to lighten the skin all in a cream or ointment base.
Please make sure to tell your doctor to specify that can be dispensed separately on the prescription or in the Erx notes.
Also Dr to write “Brand medically necessary” if it applies.
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Dry skin Cream:
1- Neosalous cream 400gms
2-Tacrolimus Oitment 0.1% 100gms
3- Urea 41% cream 227gms.
(can be dispensed separately)
Medication adherence / syncing
Medication syncronization. Get all your prescriptions with us to enhance our care of you and we will try to fill all your medications on the same day each month.
Dry skin Cream :
1- Neosalous cream 400gms
2-Tacrolimus Oitment 0.03% 100gms
3- Urea 41% cream 227gms.
(can be dispensed separately)
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Pain cream/liquid:
1- Lidocaine 5% ointment 100gms
2-Pennsaid 2% 120gms
3- Doxepin 5% cream 45gms.
(can be dispensed separately).
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Vaccinations and Medical equipment.
Vaccinations. We offer a variety of vaccines to keep you healthy. Contact us to learn more about our immunizations. (i do not administer vaccines as yet)
Durable medical equipment. We carry a wide selection of medical equipment, including ambulatory aids, nebulizers and bathroom equipment.
Guideline based medication treatments.
All medication prescribing for patients is based on research and doctors, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals use the published research to make clinical descisions on what medications to prescribe to patients.
Guidelines summerize recent changes in research and help make it concise for doctors, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals to make descisions on what medications will work best for the patients.
We make sure that your medications are suitable for your conditions when provided information.
Skin treatments (dermatology) News and information
- Debunking 5 Injectable Myths 21st March 2023Can drinking alcohol after a filler procedure cause a reaction or effect the filler's results? The post Debunking 5 Injectable Myths appeared first on Skintour.
- Sculptra – Will The New Mixing Method Cause More Nodules? 3rd March 2023Can I get bumps and nodules from Sculptra injections? The post Sculptra – Will The New Mixing Method Cause More Nodules? appeared first on Skintour.
- Nodules From Fillers – This Time It’s Radiesse 9th February 2023Will steroid treatment help treat nodules that developed after Radiesse injections? The post Nodules From Fillers – This Time It’s Radiesse appeared first on Skintour.
- The Perfect Botox/Dysport – is there such a thing? 27th January 2023Why did my Botox treatment not turn out the way I imagined? The post The Perfect Botox/Dysport – is there such a thing? appeared first on Skintour.
Acne news and information
- Daxxify, the newest wrinkle buster 16th March 2023Daxxify is here! The most significant advance in neuromodulators in over a decade has finally arrived at SkinCare Physicians. Botox and Dysport have been at the center of a revolution in wrinkle reduction and aging prevention for over 20 years. They help to soften muscle movement, which in turn reduces wrinkles, improves eyebrow position, and […]
- Avéli: A new one-time cellulite treatment 26th January 2023Many women come into our practice during the fall and winter months looking for cellulite treatment options to address dimples or uneven, rippling texture on their thighs and buttocks. While for the longest time most treatments on the market were smoke and mirrors, new procedures have given our patients satisfying results. Avéli is the latest […]
- Sotyktu®, a breakthrough pill therapy for psoriasis now available 15th December 2022Those suffering from psoriasis have a new reason to rejoice! The FDA has recently approved a novel medication called Sotyktu® (deucravacitinib). Unlike biologics, which are administered by injection, Sotyktu® is a pill taken once a day. Astonishingly, there hasn’t been a new oral medication available for psoriasis in almost 10 years! Sotyktu® is the first […]
- AviClear, a new breakthrough in the treatment of acne 14th November 2022Acne is the most common skin condition affecting as many as 80% of Americans during their lifetime. It’s most often thought of as a condition of adolescence, but it’s remarkable just how many women and some men in their 20s, 30s and beyond suffer from continued outbreaks. While our dermatologists have seen improvements in the […]
