Experience Revitalized Skin with Our Top-Most Skin Care Services in Lansing and Mount Pleasant
At Safe Health PC, we offer a comprehensive range of dermatological and skincare treatment. Our patients are our priority. This approach along with our professional and experienced medical staff sets apart our skincare services in Lansing and Mount Pleasant. Whether you are concerned about a suspicious wart or want to treat a severe skin condition, our skin care services can help you with a tailored treatment plan. Dr. Saif Fatteh, MD welcomes men, women, and children in Lansing and Mt. Pleasant to our Safe Health PC skin Care treatment.
Acne is treated by topical antimicrobial medications, oral antibiotics, and other customized treatment plans based on the severity of the skin condition.
Warts are small skin growths with a rough texture that can be removed either by topical treatments or surgical dermatology.
Dr. Fatteh designs a personalized treatment plan for psoriasis depending on the symptoms and needs of the patient. Retinoid ointments, oral medications, and light therapies help in the psoriasis treatment.
Also known as atopic dermatitis, Eczema is a dry skin condition with red rashes and intense itching. We offer a range of treatments to alleviate the symptoms.
After detecting skin cancer, our dermatologist treats it with few of the most advanced technologies such as Mohs surgery, Excisional Surgery, Laser Therapy, etc.
Cellulitis is a common bacterial skin infection, which is caused by streptococcus and staphylococcus. It is easily treated if found in the early stages.
Sexually transmitted diseases exhibit symptoms that affect your skin. Syphilis, Chlamydia, Genital warts are some of the common STD.
Excessive sweating though not a serious medical condition, but is a malfunction that causes your body to sweat even when there is no need to perspire.
Schedule an appointment today at any of our two offices, Lansing or Mount Pleasant, Michigan.
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