Skin is the body's largest organ, and caring for it can involve far more than choosing a cleanser or moisturizer. Dermatology practices diagnose and treat medical conditions, while aesthetic providers use facials, lasers, microneedling and other treatments to address texture, pigmentation and signs of aging. Best of Summit readers can find offices spanning clinical dermatology, skin cancer care and personalized aesthetics, giving patients and clients several approaches to maintaining healthier skin.
Breckenridge Dermatology, part of Epiphany Dermatology, provides medical, surgical and cosmetic dermatology in Frisco. Its clinicians treat conditions affecting the skin while placing particular emphasis on skin cancer prevention, detection and treatment. The team includes board-certified dermatologists as well as advanced-practice and aesthetics providers, allowing the office to address both medical concerns and cosmetic goals. Dr. Julia Kreger performs Mohs micrographic surgery for skin cancer, while Dr. Logan DeBord specializes in skin cancer prevention, detection and treatment. The practice's broader scope makes it a resource for patients seeking ongoing dermatologic care as well as evaluation of specific skin changes.
Advanced Dermatology Skin Cancer and Laser Surgery Center has provided dermatologic care since Dr. Gregory Papadeas founded the practice in 1992. Its Colorado team includes board-certified dermatologists and fellowship-trained specialists in areas such as Mohs surgery and dermatopathology. The practice treats conditions involving the skin, hair and nails in patients of different ages and offers medical, surgical and cosmetic dermatology. Cosmetic services include Botox, fillers, PRP and laser treatments, while aestheticians address concerns such as brown spots, unwanted hair, superficial veins and wrinkles. Its Frisco location brings this combination of clinical dermatology, skin cancer expertise and aesthetics to Summit County.
Believe Skin Health and Laser Studio focuses on corrective and preventive skin care through licensed medical aestheticians. First-time visits begin with a consultation before moving into treatment, while more advanced procedures require additional consultation to determine appropriate options. Services include facials, waxing and laser hair removal, along with treatments such as microneedling, chemical peels and other laser-based procedures. The Frisco studio's approach allows treatment plans to account for concerns such as dehydration, pigmentation, texture and the effects of sustained sun exposure.
BOLD N' Bitchin' Medical Spa combines skin treatments with a broader range of aesthetic services. The Frisco practice offers medical-grade facials, dermaplaning, microdermabrasion, chemical peels and microneedling, giving clients options for concerns involving tone, texture and overall skin appearance. Its offerings also extend into injectable aesthetics and other cosmetic services. Skin care products from Jan Marini Skin Research, SkinMedica and Image Skincare complement in-office treatments, providing options for continued care between appointments.
Nevé Aesthetics and Wellness builds skin-care plans around an assessment of each client's current skin, goals and lifestyle. Its Breckenridge services include medical-grade facials and skin care, traditional and radio-frequency microneedling and laser treatments for resurfacing and pigment correction. The practice addresses concerns such as acne, sun damage, uneven tone, scarring, texture changes and collagen loss. Nevé also combines treatments when appropriate, including programs pairing laser resurfacing with microneedling. ZO Skin Health and NOON Aesthetics products support its emphasis on connecting professional treatments with consistent at-home care.
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