Dermatology
We diagnose and treat skin conditions so you can feel good about how it looks and protect it for the future.
Care for your skin's health and vitality.
Your skin is the largest organ in your body, so keeping it healthy is essential to your overall wellness. Our board-certified dermatologists offer expert care for everything from common skin conditions like acne to severe concerns like skin cancer.
Our services
We offer comprehensive care tailored to your unique needs, including these advanced services.
Annual skin exams
Cosmetic Dermatology
Laser treatments
Mole removal
Rash treatments
Skin cancer screenings
Prevent skin cancer
Did you know skin cancer affects more people worldwide than any other form of cancer? We offer the largest, most in-depth network of leading cancer specialists in the Mountain West, helping keep you and your family’s skin cancer-free. Learn more and remember to book your annual exam with your dermatologist today.
Give your skin a health boost
Our board-certified dermatologists offer a broad range of cosmetic skin treatments that help restore and protect your skin’s youthful glow.
Outnumber Cancer
Everything changes the moment you're diagnosed with cancer. At Intermountain, we create a plan that gives you more of the moments that matter most, with experts dedicated to you and a team of caregivers who know why it all matters. Our experience means a better one for you.
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