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Thank you for visiting the Berman Skin Institute online. I encourage you to become better informed on the latest dermatologic and aesthetic treatment options available at our Institute. As a physician who specializes in skin and aesthetic surgery, I believe this is a very exciting time in medicine. Never before have doctors been able to give their patients such astounding results so quickly. But practicing good medicine takes more than advanced tools and technique. In the fast-evolving field of skin rejuvenation and restoration, it takes a highly personalized approach that focuses on the patient, not just the problem. The skin is the largest organ in the human body, which accounts for the tremendous diversity we see in skin diseases, underlying pathologies, and treatment options. As a medical student, I was drawn to the fascinating mix of challenges that characterize modern dermatology. From acne to wrinkles, patients need comprehensive care that addresses the damage to their self-esteem-as well as to their skin. How does the Berman Skin Institute provide this kind of care? By listening. In a relaxed, comfortable setting, we listen carefully to you before reviewing treatment options that deliver the results you want to achieve. We discuss your lifestyle, goals and concerns. We also take the time to explain which treatment or procedure is medically appropriate for you. Years of experience enable us to recommend both traditional and high-tech approaches that yield excellent results while minimizing unnecessary risk to you, the patient. Our commitment to patient care means we take the practice of medicine seriously, and I invite you to experience this for yourself. Any questions or concerns you have will be addressed by our friendly and professional staff. We're here to help you look and feel your best. To schedule a consultation at the Berman Skin Institute, please call us at: Palo Alto, (main center, across from Stanford University Hospital). Ph: 650.325.6000 Or, send us an e-mail. We look forward to meeting with you! Sincerely, Dr. David Berman
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