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Skin Logic Dermatology
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r. Kimberly Rau, M.D., founder of Skin Logic Dermatology,
has served the North Hills area as a board-certified
dermatologist for over 12 years, maintaining one of the few
independent practices in the region.
“Private practices are becoming more rare. We’re not
owned by UPMC or Highmark, so we are able to take most
insurances,” says Dr. Rau. “And being a smaller, physician-
owned practice, we can focus one-hundred percent on the
patient as a person.”
With patients ranging from children to adults, Skin Logic
Dermatology excels at helping to find solutions for acne,
warts, moles, skin tags, rashes and infections, as well as
skin cancer diagnoses and treatments. One of the growing
components of the practice is cosmetic dermatology,
featuring treatment and removal of brown spots, lines,
wrinkles, and leg veins. Skin Logic Dermatology also provides
Dysport treatments (similar to Botox) as well as restorative
volume fillers to help create a more youthful appearance,
and three different types of specialized skin peels, which
enhance and rejuvenate the complexion. Additionally,
the practice sells a line of creams, lotions, cleansers, and
sunscreens to fight acne and aging skin at a fraction of the
price of many prescriptions.
One of the techniques employed at Skin Logic
Dermatology is the use of cutting-edge laser and light
treatments. Dr. Rau, an associate of the American Society of
Laser Medicine and Surgery, uses laser and light technology
to treat many conditions including scars, warts, acne, and pre-
cancers. Laser therapy can also be effective in the treatment
of rosacea, toenail fungus, and facial blood vessels. The office
has a light unit for treatment and prevention of skin cancer,
which can affect a portion of the population.
“People tend to think that skin cancer results from getting
too much sun, but every person over the age of 30 should
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schedule a screening, and those over 50 years of age
should schedule more regular screenings based on their
risk factors,” notes Dr. Rau. “Melanoma can develop anywhere
on the body, not just areas that are regularly exposed to
the sun.”
Dr. Rau and Jillian Kelly, PA-C (Physician Assistant-