Skin cancer & suspicious spots
Screening, biopsy, diagnosis, and a clear plan — with a dedicated Skin Cancer Center for Central Oregon.
Learn more →Medical Dermatology
Everything skin — treated with authority and compassion.
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
From a child’s first rash to an adult’s skin cancer screening — dermatology for the whole family.
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.
Why patients choose Juniper
Excellent. Available. Local. And genuinely invested in you.
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
A true skin cancer center for Central Oregon.
Expert screening, biopsies, in-office surgery, a Mohs surgeon joining later this year, and GentleCure® / Image-Guided SRT for appropriate non-melanoma skin cancers. Know every option before surgery.
Explore skin cancer careComprehensive care
- Full-body skin checks
- Biopsy & diagnosis
- Surgical excision
- Mohs surgery (coming soon)
- GentleCure® non-surgical option*
What we treat
Expert care for skin cancer, acne, rosacea & more — in Bend & Redmond.
Board-certified dermatology for Central Oregon — from the everyday to the serious, treated close to home.
Acne & acne scarring
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 & facial redness
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 & dermatitis
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 →Moles, lesions & growths
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 →Rashes & mystery skin issues
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 & wart removal
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 →Medical weight loss
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 & pigmentation
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 & urticaria
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 →Dandruff & seborrheic dermatitis
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 →Nail fungus
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 →Hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating)
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
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)
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 →Skin cancer screening & full-body skin exams
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 (herpes zoster)
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
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 →Keratosis pilaris (“chicken skin”)
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 (acrochordons)
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 →Actinic keratoses (precancerous spots)
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 (oral herpes)
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 →Molluscum contagiosum
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 →Folliculitis (inflamed hair follicles)
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 →Perioral dermatitis (rash around the mouth)
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 →Cyst removal (epidermoid & sebaceous cysts)
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 →Ringworm, athlete's foot & fungal skin infections (tinea)
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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Your skin deserves a dermatologist — this week.
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.