ClariSkin - Dermatology

 ClariSkin_FastMed_DermatologyWe’ve got a cool new treatment plan for acne called ClariSkin.*

And it’s even better than magic.
It’s science.

You’ve got acne. Maybe a few blemishes, maybe a lot. Now, friendly FastMed medical professionals can treat mild to severe acne with ClariSkin, a three-part program that works below the surface to combat existing breakouts quickly, prevent future breakouts and avoid scarring. And it’s all formulated by doctors who understand the science behind clear, healthy skin. No abracadabra about it.

Available at all FastMed clinics in North Carolina

How can I get on the waiting list?

You can’t. There is no waiting list. FastMed Urgent Care is open 7 days a week, 365 days a year and you never need an appointment. Come in when it’s convenient for you.

Is ClariSkin expensive like those other acne treatments?

No. Because unlike the ones you see on TV, ClariSkin is covered under just about all major insurance plans. And, we have a discount program for patients without insurance.

What will my appointment be like?

Have you ever visited a FastMed? We’ve got some of the friendliest faces in the business. You’ll walk in to a bright, cheery office and be seen by a medical professional as quickly as possible. They’ll perform a skin analysis and diagnose the problem. Then, you’ll get a customized ClariSkin treatment plan that could include topical or oral medications, or a combination of both.

These plans include:

ClariSkin Daily
For mild acne, including whiteheads, blackheads or pimples.

ClariSkin Super
For moderate acne with deeper blemishes.

ClariSkin Max
For severe acne, including deep blemishes such as nodules and cysts that are likely to scar.

Do you believe in magic?

You don’t have to. Because you can rely on science when it comes to having clear, healthy skin. Stop in to your neighborhood FastMed Urgent Care and ask us about ClariSkin. You’ll be on your way to clear skin fast.

 

*As with all medical treatments, results and side effects can vary by patient. Follow up treatments may be necessary.