Ginsburg Dermatology Center and Medical Spa
Birmingham, Alabama
(205) 209-4780
- traction alopecia
- hyperpigmentation
- Licensed providers matched
- 2
- Google rating
- 4.9 (678)
Birmingham, Alabama
Documents care for darker skin tones on its own website.
Quoted from associatedderm.net, checked Nov 4, 2026. Follow each link to read it in context.
…However, people with darker skin tones are also at risk.…Source: /skin-cancer-treatment-screening-mohs-surgery-centers-birmingham-al/
…With hundreds of bottles promising “glow,” “matte finishes,” and “maximum protection,” how do you know which one Read More Understanding Hyperpigmentation: Causes and Solutions Associated Dermatologists | Mar 10, 2026 Dealing with uneven skin tone or dark patches can be frustrating.…Source: home page
From the federal NPI registry (CMS), matched by street address and phone. Confirm who you'll see when you book.
| Provider | Credential | Specialty | NPI | License |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Courtney Robbins | M.D. | Dermatology | 1659586527 | AL 26279 |
| Gail Westhoven | M.D. | Dermatology | 1528054319 | AL 00022419 |
Birmingham, Alabama
(205) 209-4780
Hoover, Alabama
(205) 825-5575
MelaninDerm is a directory, not a medical provider. This page describes what Dr. Courtney M. Robbins, MD publishes about its own care and what public records show; it isn't an endorsement or medical advice.