Alpine Dermatology and Laser Center

Alpine Dermatology and Laser Center Only Trust Your Skin to the Experts!

06/18/2026

Nothing spreads faster than the feeling of itchiness after a patient says, “i think i have scabies.”

06/13/2026

MEET OUR NEW PROVIDER!!

We are excited to welcome our new PA, Kalare Eberting to our Alpine Dermatology Team! With a passion for exceptional patient care she is here and ready to help you look and feel your best!

Join us in giving her a warm welcome!! 💛💙

06/10/2026

Grover's disease can be frustrating—persistent itching, irritation, and flare-ups that keep coming back.
The key is restoring the skin barrier while calming inflammation.

That's why many patients find relief with CLMD's TrueLipids Cream and Ointment. These formulations are designed to replenish essential lipids, support barrier repair, and help the skin heal itself.

We focus on treating the root cause—not just managing the symptoms.

Book your appointment now!
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06/09/2026

A previous Mohs surgery doesn’t always mean the story is over.
When a new spot appears within a surgical scar, a biopsy may be needed to rule out recurrence of basal cell carcinoma.

Early detection is critical—and sometimes the smallest changes deserve a closer look.
We focus on treating the root cause—not just managing the symptoms.

Book your appointment now!
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06/01/2026

This is why you should always check your baby's feet.
What looked like unexplained pain turned out to be something hidden beneath the skin.

A small piece of glass can be surprisingly difficult to spot—but incredibly painful.
Parents, this is one thing you don't want to miss.

Book your appointment now!
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05/19/2026

Actinic keratoses covering the arms are a sign of significant sun damage over time.
These rough, precancerous lesions can increase the risk of skin cancer if left untreated.

Early treatment helps prevent progression and protect the skin.
We focus on treating the root cause—not just managing the symptoms.

Book your appointment now!
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05/18/2026

That rough patch on your nose may not be harmless.
Actinic keratoses are caused by sun damage—and can develop into squamous cell carcinoma over time.

The key is treating them early.
We focus on treating the root cause—not just managing the symptoms.

Book your appointment now!
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05/14/2026

Treating actinic keratoses near the eye requires a careful, targeted approach.
These lesions result from cumulative sun damage and can progress if untreated.

Early intervention is critical for both skin health and tissue preservation.
We focus on treating the root cause—not just managing the symptoms.

Book your appointment now!
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05/13/2026

That rough spot on the scalp may be more serious than it looks.
Thick actinic keratoses can carry a higher risk of progression if left untreated.

Biopsy helps confirm the diagnosis, while cryotherapy targets the damaged tissue.

Early treatment matters.
We focus on treating the root cause—not just managing the symptoms.

Book your appointment now!
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05/12/2026

Superficial and nodular basal cell carcinoma require precise treatment.
Deep shave excision allows for targeted removal while preserving as much healthy tissue as possible.

The key is early diagnosis and proper technique.
We focus on treating the root cause—not just managing the symptoms.

Book your appointment now!
Visit: https://alpineskin.com/

Address

144 South Main Street Ste 100
Alpine, UT
84004

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18017637107

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