Cold Sores Dermatologist in Boca Raton

Enjoy healthy lips and skin.

 
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Dr. Channing Barnett Is a Princeton Trained Dermatologist and Cold Sores Expert

Educated and trained at Princeton University, Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Columbia University Medical Center, Dr. Channing Barnett, M.D has been practicing since 2009. She is board certified by the American Board of Dermatology with particular expertise in dermatologic and cosmetic surgery. Dr. Channing Barnett believes in maintaining the healthiest skin possible by using minimally invasive procedures for maximum skin care results and long-term benefits. She is the daughter of the late Dr. Jay G. Barnett who practiced dermatology on the Upper East Side of New York City for 45+ years.

 

How Do We Approach Cold Sore Treatment?

 
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First, come in for an initial visit. We spend this time getting to know you and your unique condition.

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Through easy follow-up visits, we monitor how treatments are helping your skin over time.

 
 
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 We recommend treatment options based on the condition of your cold sores.

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Based on the progress of your cold sores, we will either continue with treatment or recommend alternative courses of action.

 
 

Cold Sore FAQs

+ Q: How much does cold sore treatment cost?

Treatment is unique to each person, depending on the severity of the condition. Therefore the cost to treat cold sores is different based on a person’s individual needs. Call to schedule a consultation.

+ Q: What do cold sores look like?

Cold sores are blisters filled with fluid that often appear around a person’s mouth. Oftentimes cold sores can appear in a cluster. It is best to consult a dermatologist before attempting to treat cold sores. Call to schedule an initial visit.

+ Q: Are cold sores contagious?

Yes, cold sores are contagious. The virus is spread through indirect or direct skin contact with the sore.

+ Q: Is there a cure for cold sores?

There is no cure for cold sores, however treatment can help manage outbreaks.