Dr. Holmes is a board certified dermatologist who specializes in disease of the skin, hair, and nails. She treats patients of all ages with any type of skin problems. She provides numerous medical, cosmetic, and surgical treatments in the office, including excision of skin cancers. She and the staff of Auburn Dermatology have had extensive training and years of experience in the diagnosis and treatment of multiple skin disorders.
Auburn Dermatology provides expert skincare and is committed to providing the best and newest technology. Auburn Dermatology is a state-of-the-art Medical practice, utilizing electronic medical records. We are the only practice in our area that offers Clear + Brilliant Skin rejuvenation laser, narrowband UVB treatment of psoriasis, and Botox for hyperhidrosis.
Auburn Dermatology provides expert skincare and is committed to providing the best and newest technology. Auburn Dermatology is a state-of-the-art Medical practice, utilizing electronic medical records. We are the only practice in our area that offers Clear + Brilliant Skin rejuvenation laser, narrowband UVB treatment of psoriasis, and Botox for hyperhidrosis.
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Dr. Rona Beth Holmes earned her undergraduate degree at Duke University. She received her Doctorate of Medicine from Louisiana State University Medical Center in Shreveport, LA, where she was a member of the Medical Honor Society, Alpha Omega Alpha. She completed both her Internal Medicine Internship and Dermatology Residency at The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.
Botox is FDA approved for the treatment of wrinkles between the brows (frown lines). It is mainly used on the upper face and is also an excellent treatment for crow's feet and forehead lines. Treatment lasts three to four months. Ask to be added to our email lists to stay up to date on all our specials!
Reviews (11)
Barbara Norred
May 26, 2021
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Very Friendly and the Front desk Staff was very nice and friendly. Dr. Harmon was caring and explained what he was going do and he called me at home to see how I was doing after the Surgery. All the nurses were very nice and caring and took very good care of me. I would definitely recommend this place.
Mooncricket
Mar 14, 2021
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Lynda Ross
Jan 07, 2021
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I went in to rule out a medical issue I was having (ended up being dental). I saw PA-C Katherine White. She ruled out it being anything a dermatologist would treat but still made a call to my doctor with what she observed to help me get this figured out. She then continued to call and follow up with me to see how the process was going and if I… received the medical attention I needed. You don't find these type of doctors now a days that TRULY care about their patients like she cared about me getting better. I truly can not thank that woman enough for caring!
Chelsea L. Normandin
Dec 29, 2020
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Dr. Vider's is amazing. I have seen him for 10 years plus. His scheduling team always manages to get me in on emergencies. I have been to other dermatologist in the past and I trust Dr.Vider's. He is always honest and shows concern and care for his patients. He never rushes off or ecnores your concerns. His staff has always been amazing. His office manager Mindy has always been very sweet and helpful when I needed her to take care of things. Dr. Vider's office have always been clean and excellent to me.
Jo Ann Burkhalter
Sep 10, 2020
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Cindy Goyette Maki
Jun 07, 2019
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Kathy Parandes
Apr 07, 2019
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Katherine Horton
Jan 14, 2019
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My negative experience was not for Dr. Holmes’s office, their staff, or their wait time, but the doctor herself. She felt the best way to treat a cyst in a sensitive area was to shoot hydrocortisone into it. She said local anesthesia would be dangerous but didn’t explain why in the least—maybe because it was close to closing time?
Upon rupture of the cyst, my fiancé saw her lance and extract the problem without *any* local anesthesia—apparently her plan of action didn’t quite work. That’s why they call it “practicing medicine,” I guess, but I’ve never begged a doctor to stop
Upon rupture of the cyst, my fiancé saw her lance and extract the problem without *any* local anesthesia—apparently her plan of action didn’t quite work. That’s why they call it “practicing medicine,” I guess, but I’ve never begged a doctor to stop
Kevin Lynch
Nov 13, 2018
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Morgan Sutton-Cavender
Jul 08, 2016
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My insurance stopped covering the moisturizer I had been using for 6 years right before my wedding. I called to see if another prescription could be called in for me. They were completely rude and said they wouldn't do it since it had been over a year since I'd been there. (I get it; that's a while) They wouldn't even lift a finger to help me get an appointment. I called my previous dermatologist in north Alabama (who I hadn't seen in 4 years) and they made special accommodations for me to be seen before my wedding. Office that just wants your copay vs. office that cares about patients.
Daniel Abernathy
Oct 17, 2014
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