Direct Pay
Medical, Cosmetic & Corrective
Dermatology
Personalized skin care, close to home.
Urbana Dermatology provides personalized dermatologic care for children, teenagers and adults in a welcoming, elevated, community-focused environment.
Skin care built around the person, not just the condition.
Direct pay means we work for you rather than for an insurance company. You see the price before your visit, pay at the time of service, and get an appointment that isn't shortened to satisfy a billing requirement.
Transparent Pricing
Published direct pay pricing, so you know the cost of your visit before you arrive.
Personalized, Unrushed Visits
Appointments with room to ask questions, understand your options and make an informed decision.
No Long Waits to Be Seen
Scheduling designed to get you in without waiting months for an available appointment.
Compassionate, Patient-Centered Care
Care built around your concerns, your comfort level and your goals for your skin.
Community Focused
A practice rooted in Urbana and committed to the families of Frederick County.
Experienced Provider
Board-certified dermatology nurse practitioner with more than two decades of dermatologic experience.
Evaluation and treatment for everyday and complex skin concerns.
We provide clinical dermatology services for common skin conditions, persistent concerns and changes that may require closer evaluation. Select a condition to learn more.
Acne develops when pores become blocked by oil, dead skin cells and bacteria. It affects teenagers and adults alike, and can range from occasional breakouts to persistent, deeper cysts that risk scarring.
What treatment may involve: an evaluation of your skin type and acne pattern, followed by a plan that may include topical medications, oral medications or in-office treatment. Because acne responds slowly, we build in follow-up to adjust the approach over time.
Eczema (atopic dermatitis) causes dry, itchy, inflamed patches of skin that often flare and settle in cycles. It is common in children but can persist or first appear in adulthood.
What treatment may involve: identifying triggers, establishing a barrier-repair routine, and prescribing anti-inflammatory treatment appropriate to the severity and location of your flares.
Melanoma is a serious form of skin cancer that is highly treatable when found early. Spots that are changing in size, shape or color, or that look different from your other moles, deserve prompt evaluation.
What evaluation may involve: close examination of the lesion and surrounding skin, and a biopsy when a spot warrants further diagnostic information. If a diagnosis requires treatment beyond our office, we help coordinate the next step.
Most moles are harmless, but new moles in adulthood or changes to an existing mole are worth having examined. Moles that catch on clothing or cause discomfort can also be addressed.
What treatment may involve: examination and documentation of the moles you are concerned about, with biopsy or removal when clinically appropriate.
Psoriasis is a chronic immune-related condition that speeds up skin cell turnover, producing thickened, scaly plaques most often on the scalp, elbows, knees and lower back.
What treatment may involve: assessment of severity and affected areas, then a plan that may include topical therapy or systemic options, with ongoing follow-up since psoriasis is managed over the long term.
Rosacea causes facial redness, visible vessels and sometimes acne-like bumps. Flushing is often triggered by heat, sun, alcohol, spicy food or stress, and the pattern varies considerably between people.
What treatment may involve: identifying your personal triggers, building a gentle skincare and sun-protection routine, and prescribing topical or oral treatment suited to your subtype.
Skin tags are small, soft growths that commonly appear on the neck, underarms, eyelids and other areas of friction. They are benign, but can be irritating when they catch on clothing or jewelry.
What treatment may involve: a quick in-office removal for qualifying tags. Pricing for skin tag removal is listed on our fee schedule.
Warts are caused by a viral infection in the top layer of skin. They are common in children and adults, can spread with contact, and often persist without treatment.
What treatment may involve: in-office cryotherapy or other treatment methods, sometimes across several visits, since warts frequently need more than one treatment to clear.
A rash can reflect an allergic reaction, an infection, an irritant, or an underlying inflammatory condition. Because the causes differ so widely, an accurate diagnosis matters more than a generic remedy.
What evaluation may involve: a history of when and how the rash appeared, examination of its pattern and distribution, and testing or biopsy where the cause is unclear.
Skin growths include cysts, seborrheic keratoses, lipomas and other lesions. Most are benign, but growths that are changing, painful, or bothersome in daily life are worth evaluating.
What treatment may involve: examination to determine the type of growth, then removal, drainage or biopsy when appropriate for the lesion and your goals.
Hair thinning, patchy hair loss, scalp irritation and nail changes can all have dermatologic causes, including fungal infection, inflammatory conditions and hormonal or nutritional factors.
What evaluation may involve: examination of the scalp, hair or nails, testing where an infection or deficiency is suspected, and a treatment plan matched to the cause rather than the symptom.
A skin cancer screening is a full-body examination of your skin to identify spots that need closer attention. Screenings are especially valuable for anyone with significant sun exposure, a history of blistering sunburns, many moles, fair skin, or a personal or family history of skin cancer.
What the visit may involve: a systematic head-to-toe examination, discussion of anything you have noticed yourself, documentation of areas to monitor, and a biopsy if a lesion warrants it.
Careful evaluation when something on your skin changes.
Regular examinations and timely evaluation can help identify skin changes that deserve attention. Urbana Dermatology offers preventive screenings and in-office care for concerning or uncomfortable lesions.
- Full-Body Skin Examinations Thorough examination of moles, lesions and areas of concern.
- Skin Cancer Screening Evaluation of changing, unusual or suspicious spots.
- Biopsies Sampling of a lesion when further diagnostic evaluation is appropriate.
- Cryotherapy In-office freezing treatment for certain eligible growths or lesions.
- Minor Dermatologic Procedures Treatment or removal of qualifying moles, skin tags, warts and other growths.
Personalized treatments designed for balanced, natural-looking results.
Cosmetic consultations focus on the patient's individual features, treatment goals and comfort level.
Botox
Neuromodulator treatment designed to soften the appearance of eligible facial lines and wrinkles.
Botox for Men
Personalized wrinkle-reduction treatment planned around male facial structure and individual aesthetic goals.
Dermal Fillers
Injectable treatment intended to restore volume, enhance facial balance and support natural-looking rejuvenation.
Radiesse
A biostimulatory injectable option intended to restore volume and support collagen production in eligible treatment areas.
Chemical Peels
Customized exfoliating treatments intended to improve eligible concerns involving texture, tone and surface discoloration.
Cosmetic Consultations
Individual assessment and treatment planning based on the patient's priorities, anatomy and desired results.
Microneedling
A collagen-induction treatment used to improve the appearance of eligible texture concerns, scars and fine lines.
Looking for a treatment we don't offer in Urbana?
Urbana Dermatology and Hagerstown Dermatology & Skincare share the same provider and the same standard of care. Laser treatments, facials, body treatments and medical weight loss can all be scheduled at our Hagerstown location.
Dermatology for the entire family.
- Children Common pediatric skin concerns in a welcoming setting.
- Teenagers Acne, eczema and concerns that affect confidence.
- Adults Preventive, medical and cosmetic care.
- Older Adults Changing skin, chronic conditions and screenings.
Experienced care with a personal connection.
Urbana Dermatology is led by Johanna Molina, MSN, CRNP, a board-certified dermatology nurse practitioner with more than two decades of experience in medical and cosmetic dermatology.
Johanna founded Hagerstown Dermatology & Skincare in 2013 and opens Urbana Dermatology to bring the same personalized, relationship-driven care to Frederick County families.
- Focused Appointments Time to discuss concerns, ask questions and understand the next steps.
- Clear Recommendations Treatment options explained in straightforward, understandable language.
- Continuity of Care A relationship-driven practice where patients can feel known rather than processed.
Let's take the next step toward healthier skin.
Contact our office to ask a question, learn more about available services or join the waitlist for opening updates.
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Johanna Molina, CRNP