Love Your Skin

Gentle medicine for treating your skin, hair and nail conditions.

Welcome to Stillwater Skin & Cancer Medical Clinic, Inc. You can trust Dr. Robert Breedlove, dermatologist, and his staff, to help you maintain healthy skin, hair and nails.

At Stillwater Skin & Cancer Medical Clinic, Inc., we realize that our patients time is very valuable. With three providers available to see patients, we are able to see you in an extremely timely manner.

We diagnose and treat patients using “gentle” medicine. Most procedures are practically pain-free, require little or no after-treatment pain medication, and are easily handled in our office. Plus, as a dermatological clinic, our healthcare providers and staff are great resources for learning how to manage skin, hair and nail concerns.

Is a dermatologist is an M.D. or D.O.?

Yes. A dermatologist is a licensed physician who specializes in skin care. Their eyes are uniquely trained to analyze the skin, hair, and nails. They may spot potential problems and diagnose a multitude of conditions ranging from minor to life-threatening.

We help patients of all ages — the child with eczema, teens with acne, the baby boomer with sun-damaged skin or skin cancer, or the senior citizen with shingles — effectively treating their skin conditions and making them look and feel their best.

What is a Nurse Practitioner?

A Nurse Practitioner is an advanced practice registered nurse who provides high quality healthcare services similar to physicians. Nurse practitioners have completed additional graduate training at a masters level. They have a close working relationship with a physician. Their skills include diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions; health promotion, prescibing medications, performing procedures.
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What is a Physician's Assistant?

Physician assistants are health care professionals licensed, or in the case of those employed by the federal government they are credentialed, to practice medicine with physician supervision. As part of their comprehensive responsibilities, PAs conduct physical exams, diagnose and treat illnesses, order and interpret tests, counsel on preventive health care, assist in surgery, and write prescriptions. Within the physician-PA relationship, physician assistants exercise autonomy in medical decision making and provide a broad range of diagnostic and therapeutic services. A PA's practice may also include education, research, and administrative services.
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1. Skin Cancer
2. Pre-Skin Cancer
3. Acne
4. Non-cancerous Growths
5. Skin Rashes
6. Pediatric Conditions
7. Warts
8. Atopic Dermatitis
9. Psoriasis
10. Tanning Beds
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