Kaminska Dermatology North Center
Chicago, Illinois
(773) 677-4300
- skin of color
- pseudofolliculitis (razor bumps)
- keloids
- hyperpigmentation
- Licensed providers matched
- 1
- Google rating
- 4.8 (1,547)
Chicago, Illinois
Documents care for skin of color, melanin-rich skin, pseudofolliculitis (razor bumps), darker skin tones on its own website.
Quoted from psrxbodyandskin.com, checked Nov 4, 2026. Follow each link to read it in context.
…View Treatment → 06 Skin Skin of Color Lasers Laser and skin treatments planned for melanin-rich skin by a team other providers train with.…Source: /services
…Precise Peels are custom-blended for melanin-rich skin — targeting hyperpigmentation, tone, and texture without the risk of post-inflammatory darkening.…Source: /services
…View Treatment → Hair Laser hair reduction built for darker skin, care for razor bumps and ingrown hairs, and hair restoration for thinning hair, hairlines and edges.…Source: /services
…Safe on darker skin tones with appropriate protocols.…Source: /services
…Yes, laser can be safe for Black skin when the provider uses the right technology and is trained for darker skin.…Source: /skin-of-color
…Precise Peels are custom-blended for melanin-rich skin — targeting hyperpigmentation, tone, and texture without the risk of post-inflammatory darkening.…Source: /services
…01 Skin Dark Spots & Pigmentation Melasma, dark marks and uneven tone, with the cause screened first.…Source: /services
…Scarring and keloids Raised scars and keloids are more common in skin of color.…Source: /skin-of-color
We haven't matched a provider at this address in the NPI registry yet, often because the registry lists a different suite or mailing address. Ask the practice which board-certified dermatologist you'll see.
Chicago, Illinois
(773) 677-4300
Chicago, Illinois
(312) 263-4625
Chicago, Illinois
(773) 677-4300
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