This chemical is used to temporarily paralyze the facial

muscles of expression, and is injected in the office for

treatment of glabellar frown lines, forehead lines, and

treatment of “crows feet” on each temple. In contrast,

deep lines below the eyes are best treated with fillers

such as dermal grafts or fat.

The “Sun Protection Factor” (SPF) contrasts the time that

it takes to burn with a given sunscreen on your skin versus

the time that it takes to burn without any sunscreen. For

example, if you normally burn mildly in 30 minutes without

sunscreen, with an SPF 29 it would take 14.5 hours to burn

(29 x .5).

Dr. Swinehart is a specialist in both male and female hair loss

and its treatnent.,Items to be discussed during the consultation

include finasteride, spironolactone, and hair transplants.

Spider Veins ( known medically as as telangiectasias) can be

caused by varying percentages of hormones, heredity, and

sunlight. Smaller numbers of these can often be treated by an

office procedure known as electrodesiccation instead of a

more expensive laser treatment.

Do you have a “double chin” or sagging neck skin? This problem can often be corrected

by a procedure under local anesthesia, where the fat is suctioned out, and the neck skin

is allowed to contract following undermining.

Tired of your large pores? Small deep pitted acne scars can sometimes

be treated by the “Cross Technique”, in which a topical acid is carefully

touched into the large pore by the dermatologist.

Dr. Swinehart is currently conducting a clinical research study

with an investigational topical medication for treatment of

onychomycosis (toenail fungus). To find out more information

about the study, or to see if you might qualify, call the Colorado

Medical Research Center at (303) 744-7000.

Dr. Swinehart is currently conducting a clinical research study with an

investigational oral medication for treatment of the pruritus (itching)

associated with atopic dermatitis ((eczema). For additional information,

or to see if you might qualify for the study, call the Colorado Medical

Research Center at (303) 744-7000.

Dr. Swinehart will be seeing patients in the La Junta office (2210 San Juan Ave.)

on April 13-14, and in the Goodland, KS office (910 Main) on April 21. Call

(303) 744-1202 to schedule an appointment.

We are seeking an experienced medical assistant/ Mohs tech to assist

with dermatology/dermatologic surgery in our Denver office (located near

Porter Hospital in S. Denver). Fax resume to (303) 744-0418.

Do you have a “double chin” or sagging neck skin?

This problem can often be improved by a procedure

performed under local anesthesia, where the fat is

suctioned out and the skin is allowed to contract

and tighten following undermining.

Are you tired of being told that it will be “months” to see the actual

doctor, but that you can see a physician’s assistant next week? In

our practice, you will see the physician at each visit! Call our office

at (303) 744-1202 to make an appointment.

Dr. Swinehart will be seeing patients at the Goodland, KS

office on the following dates in 2023 (3rd Friday of the month):

March 17 April 21 May 19 June 16 July 21 August 18

September 15 October 20 November 17 December 15

Call (303) 744-1202 to make an appointment

Dr. Swinehart will be seeing patients at the La Junta,CO

office ( 2210 San Juan Avenue) on the following dates in 2023

( second Thursday and Friday of each month):

March 9-10 April 13-14 May 11-12 June 8-9

July 13-14 August 10-11 September 7-8

October 12-13 November 9-10 December 7-8

For appointments, please call (303) 744-1202

Do you have any suspicious moles? Or sores that won’t heal?

It is time to schedule your annual skin cancer checkup!

Call our office at (303) 744-1202 to schedule.

MOHS TECH/MEDICAL ASSISTANT

Mohs tech/medical assistant needed for dermatologic surgery office, S. Denver.

Part time or full time. Excellent wages and benefits. Prior back office medical

assistant experience required. Send resume to cmrc@pcisys.net.

To raise your eyebrows, give a brighter look, and enable you to look upward better, a ” Mini Brow Lift” can be considered, as these have been performed by surgeons for years. Though not covered by insurance, the results can be immediate. Call us today at (303) 744-1202 to schedule a consultation!

If minoxidil or finasteride have not been effective in slowing this down, consider a “MINI-TRANSPLANT”. Instead of one large procedure, we can add a few micrografts in a session, often with less downtime. This procedure will be done by the physician, and not robotically or by a technician. Call us at (303) 744-1202 to schedule a consultation.

As we age, many of us develop prominent “neck bands” under the chin. These are actually the PLATYSMA MUSCLE (superficial muscles under the skin).. These can be treated with LIPOSUCTION & SUTURING. Please call us today at (303) 744-1202 to schedule a consultation.

Too many years with the left arm out the car window? This type of sun damage can give rise to skin cancer (squamous cell carcinoma) or precancerous spots (actinic keratoses). We are able to treat this sun damage with peeling agents, SWINEHART’S PASTE, and cryotherapy. Call us for a consult today at (303) 744-1202.

Do you have fine facial lines from sun damage, but can’t afford thousand of dollars for a “Laser Peel”? In many instances chemical peeling, using a mixture of solutions tailored to your skin, can produce pleasing results as well. For a consultation, please call (303) 744-1202.

Dr. Swinehart will be in La Junta, Colorado, at 2210 San Juan Ave., on Thursday and Friday, October 13 and 14 , and will be in Goodland, Kansas, at 910 Main, on Friday, October 21. For an appointment at either location, call (303) 744-1202.

Dr. Swinehart recently attended the annual meeting of the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS), held right here in Denver! He attended a number of sessions on Mohs surgery, cosmetic surgery , and high-risk skin cancer. Call the Colorado Dermatology Center today at (303) 744-1202!

Do you have a scaly dry spot that won’t go away? It could be a SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA. Please call the Colorado Dermatology Center at (303) 744-1202 to have it looked at and to schedule a skin examination.

The Colorado Dermatology Center is seeking a medical assistant to work in its office in South Denver. Duties will include assisting with Mohs surgery and dermatologic surgery procedures, as well as general dermatology. This can be either a part time or full time position, with the possibility of some travel. Call (303) 744-7000 for more information, or email your resume to cmrc@pcisys.net.

Do you have a mole that looks like this? If so, you should have it checked by a dermatologist. Call the Colorado Dermatology Center at (303) 744-1202 to schedule an appointment to have it checked out.

If you have a mole that looks like this, call the Colorado Dermatology Center at (303) 744-1202 to schedule an appointment to have it looked at.

Do you have a mole that looks like this? If so, call the Colorado Dermatology Center at (303) 744-1202 to schedule an appointment to have it looked at.

The Colorado Dermatology Center is looking

for a Mohs technician/Medical Assistant, to

start immediately. Training available. PT/FT,

M-F. Excellent pay. Call (303) 744-7000

for further information.

Today (May 27, 2022) Dr. Swinehart performed a

“dermal grafting” procedure for deep acne scars on

the face. Dermal tissue is taken from below the skin

surface behind the ear, and inserted into tiny “pockets”

under each scar, creating a permanent, non-allergenic

graft to correct and elevate each sunken area.

Dr. Swinehart, together with the Colorado Medical Research Center, is starting to enroll patients in a clinical research study with an investigational topical medication for treatment of onychomycosis (toenail fungus). To qualify, you must have the fungus on 20-60% of at least one of your big toes. For further information concerning the study, or to see if you might qualify, call Colorado Medical Research Center at (303) 744-7000.

The Colorado Medical Research Center, with Dr. Swinehart as Principal Investigator, is currently enrolling patients in a clinical research study with an envestigational oral medication for treatment of plaque psoriasis . To qualify, you must have psoriasis on at least 10% of your body (1 handprint=1%). For further information concerning the study, call the Research Center at (303) 744-7000.

Lasers and PRP (protein rich plasma) are

ineffective for deep scars. Dr Swinehart

is the only dermatologist in Colorado to offer

PUNCH ELEVATION, DERMAL GRAFTING, and

WIRE BRUSH DERMABRASION.

La Junta, CO (2210 San Juan Avenue): May 12-13

Goodland, KS (910 Main St.): May 20

For appointments call (303) 744-1202

Dr. Swinehart will be in La Junta April 7-8 at 2210 San Juan Avenue, and Goodland, KS April 15 at 910 Main Avenue. For appointments, call (303) 744-1202.

Does your neck have sagging skin with excess fat? If so, you may benefit from the “Colorado Lift” performed in the office under local anesthesia. Call us for a consultation at (303) 744-1202 today!

Medical Assistant needed for the best dermatology practice in Colorado! Dermatologic surgery, MOHS, psoriasis. Outreach clinics twice per month. PT/FT, NS. Medical experience required. Excellent salary. Call (303) 744-1202 or email resume to cmrc@pcisys.net.

SPF, or Sun Protection Factor, refers to the increased, or lengthened, time to sunburn after the application of a sunscreen, compared to the time that it takes to burn with no sunscreen at all. For example, suppose that you burn in midday in 30 minutes. Under identical conditions, had you first applied an SPF 29 sunscreen, it would take 14.5 hours for you to experience a sunburn (29 x 0.5).

Remember also that ultraviolet light increases approximately 4% for every 1000 feet in altitude – so, in Denver, we have 20% more ultraviolet light, whereas at 10,000 feet we have 40% more UVL! Because of our outdoor lifestyle, with 300 days of sunshine per year, we have the highest rate of skin cancer in the nation!

Congratulations to Dr. Swinehart for passing his MOHS Surgery boards on the first try! The exam, for certification in MICROGRAPHIC DERMATOLOGIC SURGERY, was given this fall for the first time by the American Board of Dermatology. Colorado has the highest skin cancer rate in the country, and skin cancer is our highest priority. Call us today for a skin check!

These patients have painful “boils” originating from sweat glands in covered areas such as the armpit, groin, or under abdominal folds. The best treatment is often surgical, in which the glands are opened and drained or removed entirely. For a consultation, please call us at 303-744-1202.

Do topical antifungals work for this condition? Some do, but to a very limited extent; the best topical is a mixture of thymol in chloroform, available only by prescription. Nails are like steel- very few chemicals can penetrate them. The best results for treatment of toenail fungus are seen with prescription oral antifungals, and these must be taken continuously for up to 12 months.

The Colorado Medical Research Center is seeking patients to participate in a clinical trial with an investigational new medication, sponsored by a pharmaceutical company. Participants must have lost at least 50% of their hair. Labs, visits, and study medication are free to qualified participants. Please call 303-744-7000 for more information.

Deepest wrinkles:

Dermal Grafting, for deep lines between lips and nose, and chin lines;

Botox, for muscle lines on the forehead.

Medium wrinkles:

Rotary brush dermabrasion(not microdermabrasion).

Fine wrinkles:

Chemical peels, and lasers.

Sun Damage: the best cream is Tretinoin- NOT retinol or retinal.

In a tiny embryo, Stem Cells are primordial precursor cells that differentiate (transform) into all other tissues as the fetus grows.

However, it remains to be seen whether or not mature fat cells, or even bone marrow cells, can transform themselves into hair follicles, knee cartilage, etc. in the adult. Much more research is needed to validate this concept.

Your scalp is extremely vascular, meaning that it contains many blood vessels. Literally millions of platelets(clotting cells) normally move through your scalp each minute. So, how could the removal and subsequent reinjection of these same platelets grow hair when they failed to do so in the first place? Much further research is required to validate the effectiveness of the technique.

At the Colorado Dermatology Center we use a combination of:

Jessner’s solution, glycolic acid, trichloroacetic acid, salicylic acid, retinoid acid, phenol, derma sanding, dermal grafting, and rotary dermabrasion by Dr. Swinehart.

Want the best? Call us today- WRINKLES AWAY!

The term “dysplasia” means “abnormal tissue development”. A dysplastic nevus (mole) refers to one with an abnormal appearance, including uneven pigmentation, irregular borders, black spots, bleeding, itching, and recent change. These are often removed to make sure that they have not progressed to a malignant MELANOMA. If you have any unevenly pigmented moles, please call us for a skin check at 303-744-1202.

La Junta : August 12-13, Thursday-Friday, at 2210 San Juan Avenue

Goodland: August 20, Friday, at 910 Main St.

For appointments at both clinics please call 303-744-1202

Treatments include dry ice cryotherapy, subscision, dermal grafting, and wire brush dermabrasion in our office. Microdermabrasion and lasers do not go deep enough to treat acne scars; these work best for wrinkles. Call us today!

Tired of seeing a PA instead of an MD? Tired of “TV” exams? Call today to see a board – certified Dermatologist in person!

PUNCH ELEVATION for deep scars and large pores is a time-honored method for “filling up” these deep scars. Lasers never work for these deep pits – they can only go at most 100 microns ( one tenth of a millimeter), whereas many acne scars are 1-2 millimeters deep. With this method, small cores of skin are raised up from within the scar itself and sutured in place, filling up the scar permanently. We then can “sand down” the skin later to create a smoother surface. Call us today!

How do we fill in and puff up the deep creases on either side of your nose and mouth (nasolabial folds) without spending a fortune on fillers every six months? The answer is DERMAL GRAFTING. with this technique, small “julienne” strips of dermis are harvested under local from the hidden area behind one or both ears. When these are pulled through the areas under your wrinkles and fastened in place, they can provide PERMANENT filling of these deep facial lines! View the numerous photos on this website, or come in for a consultation!

In order to best treat acne scars, we must both “fill up the valleys” and then “sand down the mountains”. The “valleys”, or sunken acne scars, are best filled with grafts of your own dermis, taken from under the skin behind your ear. These grafts are permanent and nonallergenic, since they are your own tissue. Call us today!

Sub (“under”) cision (“transection”) is an excellent method for undermining broad, soft acne scars under local anesthesia, allowing them to “float” upward and to appear less deep. Call us today if you have scarring from acne!

It’s time for your annual skin cancer screening! We will evaluate you for dysplastic nevi (abnormal moles), actinic keratoses (precancerous), melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma.
We will also give you advice on treatment of sun-damaged skin and facial lines. Call us today for an appointment at 303-744-1202!

Basal Cell Carcinoma             Squamous Cell Carcinoma            Actinic Keratosis                       Melanoma                             Melanoma                                Melanoma

Skin cancer surgery and treatment of skin rashes and problems are essential services. We are happy to treat your Dermatologic needs and growth removals IN PERSON!
Call us at 303-744-1202 for an appointment today!

Patients with this disabling disease of the apocrine sweat glands experience painful boils and cysts in the armpits, groin, neck, and other body folds. Research is  being conducted on the use of biologic injectables for this problem. However, at the Colorado Dermatology Center, we have developed surgical procedures, performed under local anesthesia, that often are quite effective. Call us today!

In spite of the difficulties surrounding health care, Precancerous spots and skin cancers, including melanomas, continue to grow. Our Dermatologic Surgery office is open and has remained open.Our Building is cleaned daily and proper precautions are followed.

We will be in La Junta on June 11-12, and Goodland, Kansas on June 19. Call us today!

Although many people are sequestered at home these days, skin cancer does not stop growing! Please do not wait to have a skin biopsy performed if you have a suspicious lesion. Our medical building next to Porter Hospital is cleaned and disinfected daily. WE ARE OPEN FULL TIME and use precautionary measures. Call us at 303-744-1202 – Dr Swinehart

This very distressing disease can be treated with surgical procedures in our office under local anesthesia in many cases. for a consultation, please call us at 303-744-1202. WE ARE OPEN!

Our dermatology center and research center are dedicated to providing expert care through all circumstances. All staff and patients are monitored daily. we practice hand washing, wear gloves, and use hand sanitizer. call us at 303-744-1202 if we can help!

The Colorado Medical Research Center is conducting a clinical trial with a new investigational medication for treatment of vitiligo. In order to qualify, you must have vitiligo on both the face and body/arms/legs. For further details, please call the CMRC at 303-744-7000.

We are looking to hire an experienced medical assistant for our Dermatology practice to assist with Dermatologic Surgery, MOHS surgery, and pharmaceutical clinical trials. You may call 303-744-7000 (Tom Swinehart), or send your resume’ to cmrc@pcisys.net. Hope to hear from you!

In early January, we successfully transplanted hundreds of follicular units containing one, two, and three hairs into the front of a balding scalp. Today, upon exam, a number of these grafts were already growing! This technique can be employed for both male and female hair loss. For a consultation to discuss alternatives for treatment of hair loss, please call us at 303-744-1202!

The lesion on this patient’s hip was biopsied three years ago and at that time it was not cancerous. However, it kept growing and  bleeding, and a recent biopsy revealed a malignancy. The tumor was removed via MOHS surgery.

Dec. 12&13 – La Junta

Dec. 16,17,18,19-Denver

Dec. 20 – Goodland

Christmas week: in Dec. 23,24,26,27

New Years’ week: in Dec. 30 & Jan. 2 and 3

Happy holidays!

To Whom It May Concern:

I am a 75 year old woman who grew up in Florida, basking in the wonderful sunshine for the first 18 years of my life, swimming on the high school swimming team and loving the ocean and the beach. We never even heard of “sunscreen”. Now I live in Colorado, but ten years ago bought a condo in Florida on the East Coast and once again began basking in the sunshine, and “living” on the beach and in the ocean, again without “sunscreen” (my favorite lotion was “Hawaiian darkening oil”). BUT now I have numerous skin cancers. So what am I doing about them?

I am allowing Dr. Swinehart to remove them by Mohs treatment.

I have had four people that I know personally or are friends or family of people I know who have died from skin cancer. It is very sad to hear the story the 31 year old woman who left a wonderful caring husband and five young children. It is very sad to see a young man that swam on the high school team with me, die and leave his wife and grandchildren at 63 years old. It is very sad to see the young sales lady at my favorite boutique in the little town in Fla. die leaving her husband, never having even had children yet. It is very sad to hear of the 40 something young man who merely thought he had back trouble, die leaving his wife and three children. These are each people whose last two years of life or less were filled with horrible pain, secondary illness caused by chemotherapy and radiation, and life that was hopeless and horrible. These are four cases I personally have connection to who have died either because they were misdiagnosed or because they waited too long to do anything about their skin cancer.

So why ignore it or wait? If you know that you have a skin cancer and need the Mohs treatment, get it done as soon as possible. I have had five done, and am expecting as I write this letter to have another one done. There is really nothing to it; some local anesthetic, pleasant music, a few stitches, a bandaid, and later some stitch removal. With the first two, the scars have completely disappeared, and the next three are fading as time passes.

Why wait? You have nothing to lose but your life!

Come and try our exciting floral fragrance containing plumeria, pikake jasmine, osmanthus fragrant, rose, and gardenia, and be transported to Hawaii!

We now have a new therapy available for surgical scars! for details please call us at 303-744-1202!

Patients are needed who wish to participate in a clinical trial of a new investigational topical medication for psoriasis! for details, call the Colorado Medical Research Center at 303-744-7000 today!

This type of skin cancer originates from the lower portion of the epidermis (basal layer). It most commonly arises in areas of heavy sun exposure, including the nose, ears, lips, eyelids, forehead and face, and the V of the neck. Although the metastatic potential is low, this cancer can invade very deeply, down to the bone. Frequently, several MOHS stages are needed in order to clear the tumor. Early on it may resemble  acne, an ingrown hair, or an insect bite to the patient. If you have a “sore that does not heal”, please call us to schedule an exam!

This is a photo of:

A) Squamous cell carcinoma

B) benign mole

C) Basal cell carcinoma

D) Insect bite

This lesion demonstrates the irregular pigmentation and borders often featured in a melanoma. However, a definitive diagnosis can ONLY be made via a skin biopsy, and not  via dermoscopy or a photo. “Dysplastic” means “abnormal appearing”, and removal of this lesion would certainly be advisable  because of its strong resemblance to a malignant melanoma.

This is a photo of:

A) a benign mole

B) a dysplastic nevus

C) a malignant melanoma

Answer to follow tomorrow… 

This photo demonstrates a new treatment for severe actinic (sun) damage on the back of the hand:

This patient had a painful sore inside his ear canal that would not heal. A biopsy revealed an invasive squamous cell carcinoma, potentially able to invade deeply into his brain or metastasize. This lesion was successfully removed by MOHS surgery.

Best to use a solid stick for the face, in order to avoid sunscreen getting into your eyes. A spray is best for the body, for quick and complete coverage. Any SPF over 29 should be OK!

Do you have chronic itching? The Colorado Medical Research Center is conducting a study with a promising new medicine for itching of unknown cause, enrolling new patients now! For details, call us at 303-744-7000

What do I look for during a mole exam?

First is the appearance – in some cases a cancer is obvious at first glance.

Second is the history, or change: bleeding, crusting, itching, enlargement, darkening, uneven borders, pain, or change in texture;

Third is a patient’s sixth sense – sometimes, one has an intuition about an abnormal mole.

Of course, there is no substitute for an examination by a Dermatologist! Please call us at 303-744-1202 for a consultation!

Did you drive all the way across town, only to see an assistant but not the doctor? At the Colorado Dermatology Center, if I am in town, you will see me! Call us at 303-744-1202  for an appointment. We are not part of a chain or national organization!

At the Colorado Dermatology Center, you will have the opportunity to see a Board-Certified Dermatologist rather than an allied health professional each time! please call us at 303-744-1202 today!

Most wrinkles can be greatly diminished or improved with a combination of deeper peels, dermal grafting, and dermabrasion – no laser required! To schedule a consultation, please call us today at 303-744-1202!

Hair transplantation utilizing the FUE, or follicular unit extraction technique, has one major problem: the tiny one millimeter punch often fails to follow the exact angle at which the hair shaft exits the skin. As a result, the hair bulb below the skin is often damaged or transected, and of course these hairs will not grow after reimplantation. The FUE technique can also leave hundreds of small round “shotgun” scars on the back of the scalp. In contrast, the standard and time-honored technique of follicular unit grafting often produces superior results! For details, please call the Hair Loss Clinic of Colorado at 303-744-1202 to schedule a consultation!

Chemical injections, and fat freezing, can often yield lumpy, uneven, or non-permanent results. The gold standard for fat removal in any area of the body remains Tumescent Liposuction, performed in the office under local anesthesia. Call us today for an appointment at 303-744-1202!

The best hairlines are achieved during hair transplantation with single hair grafts, dissected one by one under magnification. The theory of “donor dominance” makes this successful: the genetic program in each hair follicle is transferred from donor to recipient area, thus ensuring its continued growth! To schedule a consultation, please call us at 303-744-1202!

Surgical scars may, in some cases, be rendered less noticeable if treated within 4 to 6 weeks of the operation. Topical measures, including chemicals, may be beneficial if applied immediately after surgery. For details, please call us at 303-744-1202!

Tired of those unsightly spider veins? Sclerotherapy, via injection in the office, remains the gold standard for treatment. The use of hypertonic saline avoids the risk of allergy, and it is generally less expensive and less painful than lasers. For details, call us at 303-744-1202!

Most, if not all, lasers are set to penetrate to a maximum depth of 100 microns (one-tenth of a millimeter), but many acne scars are one to two millimeters deep – ten to twenty times deeper than a laser can penetrate.

The gold standard for treatment of deeper acne scars has been, and remains, a combination of punch elevation, dermal grafting, and wire brush dermabrasion.

A picture is worth a thousand words! To schedule a consultation, please call us at 303-744-1202.

Many studies have shown that aging changes such as wrinkles, uneven pigmentation, precancerous spots, and facial spider veins are the result of long-term exposure to ultraviolet (invisible) light. Dry skin, however, plays little or no role in permanent wrinkling – so use your sunscreen before you moisturize!

Sunscreens are rated by their ability to prevent sunburn. If you normally burn in 30 minutes in midday, midsummer, the use of an SPF 29 sunscreen would mean that you would not burn for 14.5 hours ( 29 x 0.5 = 14.5 ). A sunscreen stick used on the face will prevent burning of the eyes; sprays are much more convenient than lotions for use on the body or for hard – to- reach areas. You may prevent a future skin cancer!

Actinic (= sun-related) Keratoses (= rough, scaly spots) are precancerous spots that in up to 10% – 15% of cases can turn into squamous cell carcinoma. This type of tumor can potentially spread (metastasize) to the surrounding skin, lymph nodes, or other organs of the body. Other skin cancers treated at our center include basal cell carcinoma, Bowen’s Disease (carcinoma in situ), and malignant melanoma.

MOHS  Surgery is now the standard of care for treatment of many types of advanced skin cancers. The skin cancer is traced out microscopically, layer by layer, under local anesthesia, until clear margins are obtained. Once the cancer is clear, the area can be repaired with sutures or with a skin graft.

Do you have  a suspicious spot or mole? Let us examine it as soon as possible!

Dr. Swinehart attended the recent international convention of the American Academy of Dermatology in Orlando, Florida. Half of the attendees were foreign, recognizing that American medicine is the best in the world! Dr. Swinehart took courses in Melanoma, MOHS surgery, skin cancer, chemical peels, acne scars, wrinkles, surgical repairs, quality control, and new medications for psoriasis, actinic keratoses, and other skin conditions. Call us for details!

Instead of using an expensive filler that disappears in six months, why not use your own dermis and fat to fill up those areas?  This tissue, taken from under the skin behind your ears, can, in many cases, provide permanent correction of deep wrinkles or acne scars. For a consultation, call us at 303-744-1202!

Have you ever wanted to erase those lines on your face?

With a variety of methods, we can “fill up the valleys” and “smooth down the ridges” utilizing laser-free techniques. Call 303-744-1202 today for a consultation!

Warts are growths induced by the human papilloma virus, or HPV. They can be treated with liquid nitrogen, by cautery, or by various prescriptions – call us at 303-744-1202 for more details!

ordinary moisturizers(even pricey ones) simply grease down the skin – but ammonium lactate/lactic acid creams and lotions actually remove dead skin before moisturizing it. For details, call us!

Dr Swinehart is the principal investigator in a new psoriasis study that will be starting soon. The study will be testing an investigational oral medication for treatment of moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. For further information concerning the study, please call the Colorado Medical Research Center at 303-744-7000, M-F 9AM – 5PM.