MI Skin Dermatology Center: Melda Isaac, MD
Two Lafayette Centre
1133 21st Street NW, Suite 450
Washington, DC 20036
Phone: (202) 393-7546
Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m.
For everyone’s safety, we are limiting the number of appointments to avoid overlap of patients. We will implement the following safety requirements for patients: All patients are asked to bring their own mask and wear the mask for the duration of their visit. We will take your temperature when you arrive. We request that patients …Read More
Our face takes a lot of wear and tear. Environmental damage can cause premature wrinkles and pigmentation issues to slowly develop over time. Luckily, you can slow this process by giving your skin extra care and attention. If you want a bit of help turning back the clock, our Washington, D.C. dermatology practice has some …Read More
Dear Valued Patient, Everyone at MI Skin Dermatology misses you and we hope this email finds you and your family safe and healthy. These past few weeks have been trying for all of us and the weeks ahead will define our “new normal”. We trust that the time will come when we can freely return …Read More
The practice is open for limited appointments. For everyone’s safety, we will comply by limiting the number of people in the office to less than 10 at any given time. We are also offering telehealth visits for non-urgent appointments during regular business hours 8:30AM - 4PM. Please call or to see if a telehealth appointment …Read More
At my Washington dermatology practice, I specialize in helping women and men achieve that “great skin” feeling—that feeling when your skin is hydrated, happy, and glowing from the inside out. Cosmetic dermatology can make a world of difference in both the way you look and the way you feel. But too many people hold off …Read More
If you are considering a BOTOX treatment with a board-certified dermatologist here in D.C., you likely have some questions about what you should expect during your first appointment. It’s normal to have uncertainty about what the experience will feel like, what you’ll look like after the treatment, and how long the results will last. Knowing …Read More
At-home laser devices are quickly becoming a new trend in skin care, claiming to offer the benefits of laser treatments traditionally delivered by trained dermatologists. While these devices seem convenient, most are realistically ineffective at best and harmful at worst. There are countless reasons it’s best to leave your laser treatment to a board-certified dermatologist …Read More
In the world of dermatology, there are treatments and products for every kind of patient need. But how do you decide which skincare treatment is right for you? That can be a confusing question for those not familiar with the various procedure names, especially when it comes to the three popular "micro" treatments. While the …Read More
A 2018 review of studies in the journal Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology reported a significant increase in adult acne—an issue overwhelmingly impacting women. The American Academy of Dermatology reports that adult acne now affects up to 15 percent of adult females. One dermatologist referred to the increase as one of “epidemic proportions.” One thing …Read More
Microneedling at our Washington, D.C., practice can smooth out wrinkles and improve texture, creating glowing, rejuvenated skin. Like many other trending treatments, though, do-it-yourself versions have popped up on the market. And not all microneedling treatments are created equal. DIY options promise amazing microneedling benefits, but consumers should know that these claims aren’t always accurate. …Read More
