Frequently Asked Questions
Answering Your Skin and Medical Dermatology Questions
Draper Dermatology provides expert care for a wide range of medical skin conditions, including acne, eczema, psoriasis, hair loss, and skin cancer. Below is a helpful list of commonly asked questions to guide you through our services, scheduling options, and what to expect during your visit.
Your Trusted Resource for Dermatology & Skin Care FAQs
What conditions does Draper Dermatology treat?
We treat a full range of medical skin concerns, including acne, eczema, psoriasis, hair loss, nail disorders, rashes, warts, and skin cancer.
How do I book an appointment at Draper Dermatology?
You can call us at (801) 232-6556 or schedule online through our secure patient portal for in-office or telehealth visits.
Can I get a same-day dermatology appointment?
Yes. We offer same-day and next-day availability for urgent skin issues—just give us a call early in the day.
Do you offer telehealth dermatology visits?
Absolutely. Many follow-ups and initial consultations can be handled via secure video visits from the comfort of your own home.
What insurance plans does Draper Dermatology accept?
We partner with most major health plans. Please call to verify your specific coverage before your visit.
Where is the closest Draper Dermatology office to me?
Our flagship clinics are in South Jordan, UT, serving Draper, West Jordan, Taylorsville, West Valley, and Evanston, WY, serving Coalville and Kemmerer.
What is Mohs micrographic surgery?
Mohs is a precise surgical technique for skin cancer removal performed layer by layer, with real-time microscopic examination to preserve healthy tissue.
Who performs Mohs surgery at Draper Dermatology?
Our fellowship-trained Mohs surgeon, Dr. Jared Maughan, specializes in the highest cure rates for basal cell and squamous cell carcinomas.
How long does an acne consultation take?
Initial acne evaluations typically last 20–30 minutes, which includes a comprehensive skin examination and a discussion of treatment plans.
What treatments are available for adult acne?
We offer prescription topical and oral medications, in-office procedures, and medical-grade skincare tailored to your skin type.
Can I buy dermatologist-recommended products online?
Yes. Many of our professional-grade cleansers, serums, moisturizers, and sunscreens are available through our online store.
How do I know if a mole needs to be checked?
Use the ABCDEs: Asymmetry, Border irregularity, Color variation, Diameter over 6 mm, and Evolving changes—any concerns warrant an exam.
What should I expect during a skin biopsy?
A local anesthetic is applied, a small tissue sample is removed, and you’ll receive care instructions for quick healing.
How can I treat fungal nail infections?
We diagnose conditions through laboratory testing and prescribe oral antifungals, topical agents, or a combination of therapies for optimal results.
Do you treat psoriasis flare-ups?
Yes. We offer topical steroids, systemic medications, and phototherapy to control symptoms and maintain remission.
What causes hair loss and how is it treated?
Causes range from genetics to autoimmune disorders; treatments include topical minoxidil, oral medications, and procedural options like PRP.
Are wart removals covered by insurance?
Most wart treatments—cryotherapy or electrosurgery—are considered medical procedures and are typically covered; check with your plan.
Can I get a virtual follow-up after surgery?
Many post-op checks can be done via telehealth; we’ll give you clear instructions when you book your procedure.
How do I prepare for my first dermatology visit?
Complete our new-patient forms online, bring a list of medications, and arrive with clean, makeup-free skin for your exam.
What is phototherapy, and do you offer it?
Phototherapy utilizes controlled UV light to treat conditions such as psoriasis and eczema; availability varies by location—please inquire.
Do you offer pediatric dermatology services?
Yes. Our providers are experienced in treating children’s skin conditions, from eczema to birthmarks.
How often should I have a full-body skin exam?
We recommend annual exams for most adults, more frequently if you have a history of skin cancer or high-risk factors.
Can I schedule my appointment after work hours?
Some locations offer early evening or Saturday hours; please call to confirm availability at your preferred clinic.
What should I do if I have an urgent rash or allergic reaction?
Contact us immediately—urgent appointments are available, and severe reactions may require an ER visit.