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Oakland Cosmetic Dermatology
The department of Dermatology in Oakland offers laser service that treat brown spots on the skin, also known as "age spots" or "liver spots." We also offer lasers for hair removal (including both dark and light-pigmented skin types), as well as a vascular laser for treatment of superficial and "spider" veins. With a team of board-certified dermatologists, our Oakland office provides high-quality skin care. You can reach the department of Dermatology by calling our Laser Voicemail Line at (510) 752-1844 and leaving a message requesting laser services. Please include your name and the best phone number where we can reach you. Also, if you are a Kaiser Permanente patient already, please provide us with your Kaiser medical record number. Within 48 hours, you will receive a return call from our staff arranging an appointment for you. We look forward to hearing from you with any questions or for an appointment for our laser services. You do not need to be a Kaiser Permanente member to access the individualized, high-quality care that is provided by our specially trained medical staff. Note that cosmetic laser services are not covered under medical benefits and are considered "fee-for-service." Our ServicesLaser & Non-Surgical Services
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Services described here are provided on a fee-for-service basis. These services are not provided or covered by Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc., and you are financially responsible to pay for them. Clinical services are provided by providers or contractors of The Permanente Medical Group, Inc. Results of services vary among patients and cannot be guaranteed. Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc., and Kaiser Foundation Hospitals may receive compensation for providing facilities and/or other support in connection with these services. For specific information about your health plan benefits, please see your Evidence of Coverage.
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