Riva Dermatology

09/02/2026

Starting our September with positive energy and good thoughts! ✨🌻

08/31/2026

Call (704)-896-8837 today to schedule your complimentary consultation and discover which VI Peel® is right for you!

We’re excited to introduce VI Peel® at Riva Dermatology! One is a treat, three is a treatment.

Skin confidence starts here.

08/28/2026

We’re throwing it back to the 80s/90s era and feeling Totally Bright! 💖✨
Erin Dice and team are so excited to introduce Bright Girl at Riva Dermatology — a dermatologist-created skincare line designed for young skin ages 8+.

08/21/2026

08/15/2026

School may be back in session, but good skin care never takes a break! We love these products for all teens, tweens, and in-betweens! Can you spy with your little eye where they are hiding? 🔍👀

Easy - ZO Complexion Renewal Pads are a great dual-action exfoliating treatment to help clear pores, manage oil, and help uneven skin texture.

Medium - CLn Acne Cleanser is great is great for acne of the face and body! It contains 0.5% Salicylic Acid and Sodium Hypochlorite to kill acne bacteria, remove excess oil, and calm redness without over-drying the skin.

Hard - Obagi CLENZiderm M.D Pore Therapy is a wonderful liquid toner that helps unclog deep-seated oil and debris from pores, helping the skin be better primed to absorb subsequent acne treatments.

08/07/2026

🎉Voting is open! Vote Riva Dermatology for Best Dermatologist! 🎉

08/03/2026

This summer, we had the pleasure of welcoming Elizabeth to the Riva family as our intern! Her intelligence, enthusiasm, and bright spirit made a lasting impact on our entire team, and we are so grateful to have been part of her journey. Thank you, Elizabeth, for being one of the highlights of our summer!

As she continues her college career, we’ll be cheering her on every step of the way. We wish you nothing but success and happiness in all that lies ahead! 💚

With Love,
Your New Riva Family

05/14/2026

❗️ Skin Cancer Awareness Month ❗️

Most people hear “skin cancer” and think melanoma, but there’s more to the story.

Skin cancer isn’t one-size-fits-all, and knowing the differences can help you catch changes earlier, when they’re most treatable.

The main types include:
• Basal cell carcinoma
• Squamous cell carcinoma
• Melanoma

Different names.
Different behaviors.
Same message: pay attention to your skin!

Early detection isn’t scary, it’s powerful.

This Skin Cancer Awareness Month, take a closer look, stay consistent with skin checks, and don’t ignore what’s new, changing, or unusual 😉

🗓️ Request your skin check today:
https://shorturl.at/xouFo