A young child with a doctor kneeling beside them

CHILDREN’S SKIN

Children’s skin, unhurried

Dr. Mei Castellano sees babies, children and teenagers. She talks to the child first.

small skin, big questions

WHO WE SEE

Babies to teenagers

Rashes in children are usually ordinary and usually settle, but they can be worrying to watch. Dr. Castellano sees the common ones every week: eczema, birthmarks, warts, molluscum, cradle cap, sun-sensitive skin and teenage acne.

She explains what she finds in words a child can follow, and gives parents a written plan for home: what to apply, how much, and when to call.

Dr. Mei Castellano in a cardigan with a stethoscope

COMMON REASONS

What families come in for

01

Eczema

Dry, itchy patches that flare and settle

02

Birthmarks

Most are harmless; we say which to watch

03

Warts and molluscum

Often best treated gently or left to clear

04

Teenage acne

A plan the teenager agrees with

05

Sun and sunscreen

Simple habits that protect for life

FOR PARENTS

Making the visit easier

Bring any creams you are using, and a photo of the rash if it comes and goes. Tell your child where you are going and that nothing will hurt. We never use needles for a routine rash visit.

FEES

Child consultation (under 16)

$150

Follow-up visit (15 min)

$110

Acne plan review

$120

Most insurance plans for medical visits are accepted. Children’s visits are 30 minutes.

Book a visit for your child.

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