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History of the Practice
Dermatology Associates of Western Connecticut, P.C., was started in Danbury in 1979. Our main office and administrative center is located in Danbury. In addition we have full time offices in New Milford and Ridgefield. Our offices are open six days a week and evening hours are available.
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Left to right (back): Jeffrey Knispel, MD; Vivian Mastoianni, PA-C; Beth Buscher, MD; ; Alicia Zalka, MD Left to right (front): Andrea Thompson, PA-C; Laurence Sibrack, MD, PhD |
The medical practice consists of four board-certified dermatologists. Most doctors are affiliated with Danbury Hospital, New Milford Hospital and the Department of Dermatology of Yale University School of Medicine. There are two Physician Assistants in the practice. We have eleven nurses on the medical staff. Two of the nurses are certified nurse specialists of the Dermatology Nurses Association and have over 50 years of combined dermatological experience.
We are a general dermatology and dermatological surgery practice providing care to infant, pediatric, adolescent, adult, and senior patients. Our medical dermatology practice includes all dermatological problems. We have a long history of providing diagnostic and therapeutic consultations to the medical communities in Western Connecticut. We conduct dermatological surgery on all benign and malignant (skin cancer) growths of the skin. We utilize multiple methods of surgery which range from superficial curettage (scraping) and cryosurgery (freezing) to complicated surgical procedures and laser surgery.
Our cosmetic dermatology services include:
We pride ourselves on providing state of the art dermatological consultative services to our patients. We have a full range of written educational material which help to supplement your diagnostic and therapeutic consultation by your caregiver.
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