The Dermatology Center of Williamsburg is open for business with a few modifications to our normal operating procedures in accordance with CDC and Virginia Department of Health guidelines for your safety. If you have an existing appointment, you should plan to keep it unless you are notified that it has been canceled.
If you are ill, please contact our office to reschedule your appointment. If you have questions or believe you have an urgent condition, please call our office, 757-645-3787. Only the patient will be allowed in during the visit, unless the patient is under 18 years old and/or needs assistance (please be sure to wear a mask if you will be assisting a patient).
If you are ill, please contact our office to reschedule your appointment. If you have questions or believe you have an urgent condition, please call our office, 757-645-3787. Only the patient will be allowed in during the visit, unless the patient is under 18 years old and/or needs assistance (please be sure to wear a mask if you will be assisting a patient).
Services
Major Corvette completed her Army scholarship commitment as the Chief of Dermatology at Fort Eustis in Virginia. During her twelve years as an Army officer, Dr. Corvette completed an Internal Medicine Residency, Dermatology Residency and trained Active Duty Physician Assistants. By 2004, she felt it was time to open her own practice and she created the Dermatology Center of Williamsburg.
The Dermatology Center of Williamsburg provides a complete range of dermatological, medical, and surgical services pertaining to diseases of the skin, hair, and nails. Dermatology Center of Williamsburg participates with Medicare, Anthem Blue Cross/ Blue Shield, Anthem Healthkeepers, Optima, Humana, Cigna, Aetna, Tricare Standard, United Health Care insurances, and Virginia Health Network.
The Dermatology Center of Williamsburg offers laser hair removal using the top of the line LightSheer laser technology. Dr. Corvette and her staff skillfully perform all laser hair removal procedures. The process is extremely safe and achieves at least 80% hair reduction of pigmented (brown or black) hair.
Studies have shown that Aldara cream and Zyclara cream can be effective treatment for pre-cancerous lesions when used as prescribed by your doctor. Previously, this medication was prescribed only for certain types of warts. Apply cream to the entire affected area to be treated at bedtime 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off, 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off.
Wash your hands with soap and water. Gently clean the site using a clean Q-tip or gauze pad with strength Hydrogen Peroxide (dilute 50% hydrogen peroxide & 50% water) daily. Do not use well water. Apply petroleum jelly (Vaseline) to the wound site. Do not allow a crust to form in the wound or surgery site; if crusting should form, gently remove the crust with a cotton swab and hydrogen peroxide.
Reviews (6)
Caitlyn Jones
Jan 19, 2022
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Susan D. Moseley
Jan 10, 2022
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John Hall
Sep 12, 2021
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Bob Smith
Mar 05, 2021
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I can't say enough about the Dermatology Center of Williamsburg. I was attended to several times by Dr. Corvette, her PA, Denise Brooks, and her Esthetician, Tracey Ovitt, and I believe that the care that they provided to me was outstanding. Dr. Corvette has won several awards for her work as a dermatologist and her interactions with me were always positive. She took time to explain to me what was going on and her manner was warm and caring. Also, the front-desk staff were always ready to help me and answer my questions. All in all, I would recommend to anyone who wants to talk with a dermatologist
John B. Tarley
Oct 22, 2020
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I had to cancel an appointment due to emergency, 1 day before my appointment. They refused to be reasoned with and charged me cancellation fee of $67 despite me never agreeing to this charge. Since I refused to pay that ridiculous fee, they sent it to a collections company who I then had to dispute the charge with. They of course accepted my dispute and finally cancelled the fee. This place is criminal.
Ashley Taggart
Oct 12, 2020
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I ignored all the bad reviews and went anyway. Last time I’ll do that! To be honest I didn’t even read the reviews I just saw the practice didn’t have a strong star rating.
Here is my experience- I went mid September 2020. Phase 3 of the pandemic. No one told me not to bring my child. I had no choice I had to bring her! She is 2.5 yrs old, not required to wear a mask per the governor. I walked in, filled out paper work, was called to the desk and was told since I brought my daughter they had to check with the provider (Dr CORVETTE) to make sure it was okay I was seen. “The provider”
Here is my experience- I went mid September 2020. Phase 3 of the pandemic. No one told me not to bring my child. I had no choice I had to bring her! She is 2.5 yrs old, not required to wear a mask per the governor. I walked in, filled out paper work, was called to the desk and was told since I brought my daughter they had to check with the provider (Dr CORVETTE) to make sure it was okay I was seen. “The provider”
