Integrated Dermatology of Clinton is a state-of-the-art full-service skin care clinic. Located in the heart of Clinton, Connecticut, the team of board-certified dermatologists and skilled physician assistants offer flexible scheduling throughout the week. Provider Greg Rau, PA, welcomes new patient appointments often available within a week, even the same day if needed.
The clinic's leading practitioners, Sharon Barrett, MD and Gregory Rau, PA, can diagnose and treat a wide variety of dermatological issues. They regularly care for patients who struggle with skin conditions, such as acne, rosacea, warts, and psoriasis, to name a few. Patients of the practice can also schedule comprehensive skin exams to check for abnormal moles and early warning signs of skin cancer.
The clinic's leading practitioners, Sharon Barrett, MD and Gregory Rau, PA, can diagnose and treat a wide variety of dermatological issues. They regularly care for patients who struggle with skin conditions, such as acne, rosacea, warts, and psoriasis, to name a few. Patients of the practice can also schedule comprehensive skin exams to check for abnormal moles and early warning signs of skin cancer.
Services
On a given year, acne affects as many as 50 million Americans, making it the most common type of skin condition. Whether you have an occasional breakout or suffer from chronic acne issues, the dedicated team of board-certified dermatologists at Integrated Dermatology of Clinton can help. They offer personalized acne management plans in Clinton, Connecticut.
Actinic keratosis is the most common type of precancer and if left untreated, it can lead to a serious cancerous condition. If you have actinic keratosis or are displaying symptoms of the condition, schedule an examination at Integrated Dermatology of Clinton right away. You can conveniently book your actinic keratosis evaluation with the board-certified dermatologists at this Clinton, Connecticut, practice either online or over the phone.
Most adults have a few moles somewhere on their bodies. But if you start developing new moles or have moles that are getting darker or changing shape, you need to have them evaluated at Integrated Dermatology of Clinton. This Clinton, Connecticut, board-certified dermatology team can check your moles to see if they're normal and if needed, perform a biopsy right in the office.
Medical experts estimate that more than 8 million Americans have psoriasis, making it the most common autoimmune disease in the United States. Before struggling with red patches and itchy, scaly skin another day, schedule an evaluation with the board-certified dermatologists at Integrated Dermatology of Clinton.
Developing a rash can be an indicator of an allergy, bug bite, or chronic skin abnormality (like psoriasis), to name a few. Because a rash is never something you should ignore, have it evaluated by the board-certified team of physicians at Integrated Dermatology of Clinton. You can book your rash exam at this Clinton, Connecticut-based practice by requesting an appointment online or by calling the office to speak with a team member.
Reviews (6)
Colleen Smith
Jun 05, 2021
Report
D. Faulknor
May 01, 2021
Report
I found the office staff and assistant to be very pleasant and efficient.However I found the PA to be lacking, by me,concern for my questions and need for reassurance.Simply I felt put off by asking questions . I think patients,like myself, need tolerance to asking questions because they are a way for a patient to elevate their cancer fears.
Nita Taub
Apr 05, 2021
Report
Donna Favreau
Jan 18, 2020
Report
Kathy Carroll
Nov 10, 2019
Report
Abby
Sep 10, 2018
Report
What a waste of money. I saw the physicians assistant Greg Rau, and he was very unprofessional and insulting. I have been told by multiple dermatologists that I have hair casts. He tells me he doesn’t know what they are and then asks if theyre whats left over from lice. What? He kept insisting I had lice despite me dealing with this issue for 2 years and not a single live bug in existence, and despite me saying the condition gets worse with stress, anxiety, and bad diet. Not only that, but he took out his phone during the appointment to look up a lice product.
