Dermatologist
in Scottsdale, AZ

Regency Specialties offers personalized skin care for residents looking for a dermatologist in Scottsdale, AZ. Our dermatology team diagnoses and treats a wide range of skin concerns, from everyday breakouts to chronic conditions and skin cancer. Every care plan is built around your skin, your history, and your goals. We take time to listen, explain your options, and help you feel confident about each step of your care.

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What Is Dermatologist in Scottsdale, AZ?

Medical dermatology addresses skin conditions that affect comfort, health, and daily life, including rashes, infections, and chronic disorders. Our dermatologists evaluate your symptoms carefully and create a plan tailored to your needs. The goal is lasting relief and healthier skin over time.

Skin cancer treatment begins with an accurate diagnosis of basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, or melanoma. Our board-certified dermatologists match the treatment approach to the type, size, and location of each cancer. Early care helps protect both your health and your appearance.

Mohs surgery removes skin cancer one thin layer at a time, examining each layer under a microscope until no cancer cells remain. This approach preserves as much healthy tissue as possible, which is especially valuable on the face, ears, and other sensitive areas. At Regency Specialties, Mohs surgery is performed by Dr. Betty Hinderks-Davis and Dr. Jason Mussman.

Acne treatment at our practice focuses on the underlying cause of your breakouts, not just the blemishes you can see. Whether you have hormonal acne as a teen or adult-onset breakouts, we design a plan to clear your skin. Treating acne early also helps prevent permanent scarring.

Eczema can cause dry, itchy, inflamed patches that disrupt sleep and comfort. Our dermatologists identify your triggers and build a plan to calm flares and strengthen your skin barrier. Ongoing guidance helps you manage symptoms between visits.

Psoriasis is a chronic condition that causes thick, scaly patches and often comes and goes in cycles. We create targeted treatment plans that aim to reduce flares and improve how your skin looks and feels. Care is adjusted over time as your skin responds.

Mole removal may be recommended when a spot changes in size, shape, or color, or when a mole is irritated by clothing or jewelry. Our dermatologists evaluate each mole carefully before recommending removal. Removed tissue can be examined to rule out skin cancer and give you peace of mind.

Meet Dr. Betty Hinderks-Davis

Dr. Betty Hinderks-Davis is the Head of Dermatology at Regency Specialties and a board-certified dermatologist and fellowship-trained Mohs surgeon. She has cared for patients across the greater Phoenix area since 2005. Her work centers on skin cancer diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and early detection, and she takes time to educate each patient on protecting their skin for the long term.

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Our Dermatologist Process

Your visit begins with a conversation about your concerns, medical history, and any family history of skin disease. Your dermatologist then examines the affected areas, and the full skin surface when appropriate, in a private and comfortable setting. This careful review forms the foundation for an accurate diagnosis.

Once your dermatologist understands your condition, you will receive a plan built specifically for you. We explain your options clearly so you can make informed choices about your care. Your plan considers your lifestyle, skin type, and long-term goals.

Many dermatology treatments, including Mohs surgery and mole removal, are performed as outpatient procedures. Our team keeps you informed at each stage so you know what is happening and why. Your comfort and safety remain a priority throughout every procedure.

Healthy skin depends on daily habits as much as clinical care. Your dermatologist shares practical guidance on gentle skin care, seeking shade, wearing protective clothing and hats, and choosing a zinc-based sunscreen. These steps are especially important under the strong Arizona sun.

Follow-up visits let your dermatologist track your progress and adjust your plan as needed. Patients treated for skin cancer typically return on a regular schedule to monitor for any new concerns. Consistent follow-up helps keep chronic conditions under control and catches changes early.

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Who Benefits from Dermatologist?

Anyone with a persistent rash, stubborn breakouts, itchy or scaly patches, or a changing mole can benefit from seeing a dermatologist. Adults with a personal or family history of skin cancer, frequent sun exposure, past tanning bed use, or a weakened immune system face higher risk and benefit from closer monitoring. People whose skin concerns affect sleep, comfort, or confidence can also find meaningful relief with professional evaluation and care.

Conditions We Treat

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Patient Experiences

Cost of Seeing a Dermatologist

Dermatology care for patients in Scottsdale, AZ typically ranges from $150 to $3,000, depending on whether you need a routine visit, an in-office procedure, or Mohs surgery for skin cancer. Pricing varies by provider, anatomy, and treatment plan, so your final cost reflects the care your skin actually needs. Reach out to request a personalized quote based on your concerns and goals.

FAQ About Dermatologist in Scottsdale, AZ

A yearly baseline exam of your moles, freckles, and other spots is recommended for most adults, even without symptoms. If you have a personal or family history of skin cancer, heavy sun exposure, or other risk factors, your dermatologist may suggest more frequent visits.

Yes, most patients go home the same day. Because each layer is reviewed under the microscope before the next step, most tumors are cleared in one to three stages, and your care team will guide you through each one.

Yes. Flares that come back are common with these chronic conditions and do not mean treatment has failed. Your dermatologist can look at patterns such as stress, sleep, weather, and skin care habits, and adjust your long-term plan to help you go longer between flares.

Yes. Our dermatology team cares for a wide range of patients, from newborns and adolescents to adults and those with aging skin. Each plan is tailored to the patient’s age, skin type, and specific condition.

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