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Medical dermatology
Evaluation and management of skin, hair, and nail concerns, including acne, eczema, psoriasis, and other inflammatory skin conditions.
Clinical expertise
Thoughtful medicine.
Individual by design.
Clinical care grounded in rigorous training, careful listening, and respect for each patient’s skin, background, and goals.
Clinical areas of expertise
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Mohs & skin cancer surgery
Specialized surgical training in Mohs micrographic surgery and reconstruction, with attention to tissue preservation, function, and appearance.
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Facial cosmetic surgery
A surgical perspective on facial aesthetics, reconstruction, and individualized treatment planning.
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Hair restoration & scalp health
A particular interest in hair disorders, including scarring alopecia and CCCA, with evaluation informed by the patient’s history, scalp findings, and goals.
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Cosmetic dermatology
Individualized aesthetic assessment and treatment planning, with attention to skin tone, patient preferences, and a natural aesthetic.
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Skin of color
Care that considers the presentation, treatment response, and pigmentary concerns of diverse skin tones across medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology.
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Energy-based devices
Clinical expertise in laser, light-based, and radiofrequency approaches to skin concerns, with careful attention to skin tone and treatment selection.
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Non-invasive rejuvenation
An evidence-informed perspective on injectables and skin rejuvenation, with individualized assessment, realistic expectations, and a focus on your goals.
The approach
Precision begins
with understanding.
The right plan starts with the right conversation.
Clinical decisions should consider the diagnosis, the evidence, and the person. Dr. Mitchell Griffith’s interests span medical management, procedural treatment, and the long-term health of the skin.
This website provides general professional information. Individual treatment and appointment availability are determined by the treating practice.
Skin within the bigger picture
The skin–hormone
conversation.
Skin and hair concerns can be part of a broader health story.
Dr. Mitchell Griffith’s educational interests include the relationship between hormonal changes and concerns such as acne, hair loss, and skin aging, including the experiences of women navigating perimenopause and menopause.
Her speaking and educational work connects dermatology with the wider women’s health conversation, helping audiences ask informed questions about their skin and overall care.
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