Arlington Center for Dermatology

$$ • Dermatologists , Cosmetic Surgeons , Acne Treatment
7AM - 4PM
711 E Lamar Blvd # 200, Arlington, TX76011
(817) 795-7546

Photos for Arlington Center for Dermatology

Photo credit: google
Photo credit:
Photo credit:
Photo credit:
Photo credit:
Photo credit:
Photo credit:
Photo credit:
Photo credit:
Photo credit:
Photo credit:

Reviews for Arlington Center for Dermatology

Add your comment
  • March 2026

    Dr Moore and nurse J.R. Was phenomenal! Very polite, sweet, caring, explained everything in a proper manner and just made me and my husband comfortable! J.R. Was so nice and just polite! She was us feel calm and relaxed with how she also explained things!!! Her smile and laughter is very contagious! 10/10 recommended

  • January 2026

    Highly recommend!! My wife, daughter and I have been so impressed with this practice! Everyone there have been so attentive, kind and efficient at each visit that we find ourselves telling friends and family about the experience. They all share an authentic concern for each patient. As self-pay customers, we really appreciate the fact that they're trying to do things in a way that is as efficient as possible so that we don't end up spending a bunch of money. I just wish that there were more doctors offices that were run this way!

  • November 2025

    My doctor had recommended this previously, but I wanted to check around to see if I could find something similar for less. Really didn't get a chance to do much research. So in the meanwhile, I went ahead and purchased this for $70. ? It's expensive to take care of your skin. But definitely worth it.

    • More Reviews

    Book an Appointment Online

    Pricelist

    Acne

    What Cause Acne?
    Are There Different Type of Acne?
    What Does Acne Look Like?
    What Is Acne?
    Is Acne Curable?

    How Can I Treat Acne?

    Topical Therapy Topical Agents for Acne May Be Categorized As Either Antibacterial Or Comedolytic (One That Can Open Up Obstructed Pores) .
    Comedolytics Are Either Retinoids Or Acids. the Mainstays of Topical Acne Therapy Are Retinoids.
    There Are Many Types of Alpha- (Glycolic Acid) and Beta-Hydroxy Products On the Market.
    Oral Antibiotics Are the Traditional Treatment for Inflammatory Acne and They Still Work Well.
    Tetracycline Is the Old Standard for Acne. Still Effective for Many, It Is Highly Cost Effective, Often Costing Only Pennies Per Capsule.
    Finally, There Is the Sulfa Antibiotic Trimethoprim-Sulfamethoxazole.
    Hormonal Modulators of Acne a Subset of Women with Acne Have Been Identified That May Benefit From Hormonal Modulation.
    Other Laser and Light Treatments
    Topical Antibacterials Typically Used in Acne Are Erythromycin, Clindamycin, Sulfacetamide and Benzoyl Peroxide.
    Retinol Creams Could Be Used in the Treatment of Acne, Although There Is No Literature to Support It in Such a Use.
    Oral Antibiotics Oral Antibacterials Used Commonly in Acne Therapy
    Many Acne Experts Now Recommend Minocycline As Their First Treatment of Choice for Oral Antibiotics.
    Ampicillin Works Well, Too. in Fact, in One Study It Showed Surprisingly Little Bacterial Resistance.
    Isotretinoin (Accutane) Isotretinoin Is An Oral Medication That Is in a Class By Itself Since It Is the Only Agent That Can Potentially Cure Acne.
    Photodynamic Therapy

    Aging and Sun-Damaged Skin

    What Cause Aging Skin?
    Are There Different Type of Aging Skin?
    Why Treat Aging?
    What Is Aging Skin?
    How Can I Treat Aging Skin?
    What Does Aging Skin Look Like?

    Topical Treatment of Aging

    Vitamin a Derivatives (Retinoids) - Tretinoin (Retin-A, Renova) ,tazarotene (Tazorac,avage) , and Adapalene (Differin) and Various Types of Retinols.
    Deep Chemical Peels
    Laser Resurfacing in the Mid-1990’s a Revolution Took Place in Aesthetic Surgery with the Advent of the High-Intensity Pulsed Carbon Dioxide Laser.
    Alpha Hydroxy and Polyhydroxy Acids (Ahas)
    Microdermabrasion
    Other Laser Procedures
    Best Pros in Arlington,

    Arlington Center for Dermatology

    711 E Lamar Blvd # 200, Arlington

    Directions Call Website Suggest an Edit