Skin cancer & suspicious spots
Screening, biopsy, diagnosis, and a clear plan — with a dedicated Skin Cancer Center for Central Oregon.
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From acne to skin cancer, Juniper is Central Oregon’s home for serious skin care. Board-certified expertise, advanced treatment, and a team that takes your skin as seriously as you do.
For every age
Skin changes at every stage of life. Juniper cares for children, teens, and adults alike — compassionate, board-certified expertise your whole family can grow with.
Prescription skincare
Oregon residents can meet with Juniper virtually or visit us in Bend or Redmond. Use medical insurance when eligible or choose our generous cash-pay option, with prescriptions sent to a local or specialty pharmacy and in-person examination, procedures, lasers, and follow-up available when needed.
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✓ Medical insurance or generous cash pay
✓ Local and specialty pharmacy options
✓ In-person care in Bend and Redmond
Why patients choose Juniper
You deserve dermatologists who understand the whole picture — your health, your history, and your skin — and who make serious medicine feel approachable from the very first visit.
✓ Board-certified dermatologist-led care
✓ Locally owned, deeply invested in Central Oregon
✓ Medical, surgical, and procedural expertise under one roof
✓ Serious skin medicine that still feels human
Skin Cancer Center
Expert screening, biopsies, and in-office surgery in Bend and Redmond, with GentleCure® / Image-Guided SRT delivered in Bend for selected nonmelanoma skin cancers. Mohs surgery is coming soon and is not yet bookable.
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What we treat
Board-certified dermatology for Central Oregon — from the everyday to the serious, treated close to home.
Screening, biopsy, diagnosis, and a clear plan — with a dedicated Skin Cancer Center for Central Oregon.
Learn more →Acne is the most common skin condition we treat - and one of the most treatable. With the right medical plan, clearer skin is realistic at any age.
Learn more →Rosacea is a chronic condition, but it's very manageable. The goal is calmer, more even skin - and a plan that keeps flare-ups from running your day.
Learn more →Eczema is itchy, frustrating, and often relentless - but it responds well to expert care. We help calm the flare and keep your skin comfortable long-term.
Learn more →Most spots and growths are harmless - but a dermatologist's eye is the only way to know for sure, and to remove them cleanly when needed.
Learn more →A rash that won't quit is more than annoying - it's a puzzle. Our job is to find the cause and treat the real problem, not just the symptom.
Learn more →Warts are common, contagious, and often stubborn - but they're very treatable. A dermatologist can clear them faster and with less trial-and-error than drugstore remedies.
Learn more →Modern weight-loss medications like GLP-1s work - but who prescribes and monitors them matters enormously. Our program is physician-led, closely monitored, and built around your health, not a one-size-fits-all online protocol.
Learn more →Melasma causes stubborn brown or gray-brown patches, most often on the face. It's very common and very treatable - but because the wrong treatment can make it darker, melasma rewards a careful, dermatologist-led approach.
Learn more →Hives are itchy, raised welts that can appear suddenly and come and go. When they keep returning, a dermatologist can bring real relief - even when the cause can't be pinned down.
Learn more →Persistent flaking and itching usually isn't dry scalp - it's often seborrheic dermatitis, driven by a common scalp yeast. A dermatologist can calm it and keep it under control.
Learn more →Thick, yellow, or crumbling nails are usually a fungal infection - and it rarely clears on its own. A dermatologist confirms it's truly fungal, then treats it with medicine that actually works.
Learn more →Sweating far beyond what your body needs - soaking through shirts or dripping hands - is a real, common medical condition called hyperhidrosis, and it's very treatable.
Learn more →Psoriasis is a chronic, immune-driven condition — not poor hygiene, and not contagious. With today's treatments, most people can get their skin clear or nearly clear.
Learn more →Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) is a chronic, painful inflammatory condition - not an infection, not poor hygiene, and nothing you caused. With today's treatments, including biologics, most people can get real, lasting relief.
Learn more →A yearly full-body skin exam is one of the simplest, most powerful things you can do for your health. Caught early, skin cancer - including melanoma - is highly treatable.
Learn more →Shingles is a painful, blistering rash that usually wraps around one side of the body. Treatment works best when it's started early - ideally within 72 hours - so don't wait to be seen.
Learn more →Vitiligo causes smooth patches of lighter skin where pigment has been lost. It's not contagious or dangerous - but it's deeply personal, and there are real treatments that can help restore color.
Learn more →Those tiny rough bumps on the backs of your arms or thighs are almost always keratosis pilaris - harmless, very common, and very manageable with the right routine.
Learn more →Skin tags are harmless, but they can catch, snag, or simply bother you. A dermatologist can remove them quickly and cleanly - and make sure it's truly a skin tag and nothing more.
Learn more →Rough, scaly spots on sun-exposed skin are often actinic keratoses - the most common precancer. Treating them early is a simple, effective way to stay ahead of skin cancer.
Learn more →Cold sores are common, contagious, and very treatable. The secret is timing - starting an antiviral at the very first tingle can stop an outbreak in its tracks.
Learn more →Those small, pearly bumps that keep spreading on your child's skin are usually molluscum contagiosum - harmless, very common, and something we can help with when it's bothersome.
Learn more →Red, itchy, acne-like bumps around your hair follicles are usually folliculitis. Most cases are easy to clear - and if it keeps coming back, we'll find out why.
Learn more →A stubborn red, bumpy rash around your mouth that won't clear - and maybe keeps getting worse - is often perioral dermatitis. The fix is usually counterintuitive, and we'll walk you through it.
Learn more →That smooth lump under your skin that comes and goes - or slowly grows - is often a cyst. Most are harmless, but when one gets tender, keeps flaring, or you'd simply rather it were gone, we can remove it cleanly.
Learn more →An itchy, spreading, ring-shaped rash - or peeling, cracked skin between your toes - is often a fungal infection. Despite the name, ringworm has nothing to do with worms, and the right antifungal clears it.
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Schedule a visit and get answers from a team that gives skin the seriousness it deserves — with same-week appointments, because no one should have to wait for expert care.