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Medical and cosmetic dermatology in Boca Raton

Dr. Imogen Ashdown and physician assistant Caio Barros check skin for cancer, treat skin conditions and offer cosmetic care on Corvina Way.

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Dr. Imogen Ashdown, MD, FAADFounder and dermatologist

What patients say

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  • Dr. Ashdown checked every spot I pointed at, and one on my back I had never seen. I got the biopsy result by phone.

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  • Caio wrote my son's whole acne routine down. Six weeks later he changed one thing.

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  • The front desk told me the cost before I came in. Nobody pushed me at my peel consult.

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Medical and cosmetic care

Adults and teenagers from age 12, for skin, hair and nail conditions and for cosmetic care.

Medical

Cosmetic

  • A clinician gives a cosmetic injection to a relaxed patient

    Dermal fillers

    Hyaluronic acid fillers, planned at a consult and given by Dr. Ashdown.

  • An aesthetician gives a facial treatment under a lighted magnifier

    Facials and skin care visits

    Facials and a skin care routine with our licensed aesthetician.

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Meet Dr. Imogen Ashdown

I would rather look at every inch of your skin once a year than guess about one spot.

Dr. Ashdown opened Coquina Dermatology in 2011. Most of her day is skin checks, psoriasis and eczema, and she plans every cosmetic treatment herself.

Also on the team

  • Caio Barros, physician assistant, a man in his mid thirties with short dark curly hair and a trimmed beard, in a white coatCaio Barros, PA-C

Meet all of our providers

How this practice works

  • A full skin check, head to toe

    Scalp to soles. We photograph moles to watch, so next year compares the same spot.

  • Medical care comes first

    Most of our week is medical. Cosmetic visits run on Tuesday evenings.

  • Biopsy results from a person

    A provider calls you with the result and what comes next.

  • Cost before the visit

    We check your coverage before you come. Cosmetic prices come at the consult.

New patients

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  1. Call to book

    Call (561) 555-0142 with the reason for your visit and your insurance plan.

  2. Check for a referral

    If your HMO plan needs one, ask your primary care doctor to send it.

  3. Come ready

    Bring your insurance card, photo ID and medicine list. Skip nail polish and makeup.

  4. Meet your provider

    Dr. Ashdown or Caio Barros, PA-C, examines your skin and explains what comes next.

Insurance plans we accept: Medicare, Aetna, Cigna, Florida Blue, UnitedHealthcare.

Insurance, forms and your first visit

Find us on Corvina Way

2150 Corvina Way, Suite 210
Boca Raton, FL 33432

Serving Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Highland Beach, Deerfield Beach and Parkland.

Free parking in front. Suite 210 is on the second floor; the elevator is inside the lobby, on the left.

Office hours
Monday8 am to 5 pm
Tuesday8 am to 7 pm
Wednesday8 am to 5 pm
Thursday8 am to 5 pm
Friday8 am to 1 pm
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Tuesday appointments after 5 are for cosmetic visits.

After hours: If a biopsy or surgery site bleeds through a firm pressure dressing, or turns red, hot and swollen, call the office. After hours the answering service reaches the provider on call. For an emergency, call 911.

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Questions patients ask

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Do you take my insurance?

We accept Medicare and most plans from Aetna, Cigna, Florida Blue and UnitedHealthcare. Call us with your plan and we will check it.

Is cosmetic treatment covered by insurance?

No. Cosmetic treatment is self-pay. Insurance often covers a skin check when you have a spot of concern or a history of skin cancer. Some plans, including Original Medicare, do not cover a routine screening check when you have no symptoms.

Do you see children?

We see teenagers from age 12. A parent or guardian comes to the first visit and signs a written consent form. For younger children we can suggest a pediatric dermatologist.

Do you speak Spanish or Portuguese?

Yes. Dr. Ashdown speaks Spanish, and Caio Barros, PA-C, speaks Portuguese. Tell us when you book.

Book a skin check or a consult

Call to book a skin check, a visit about a skin problem, or a cosmetic consult.