Athlete's Foot Center - Charlotte, NC
Charlotte Dermatologist Doctors for Athlete's FootType of Physician: Dermatologist What is a Dermatologist? A certification by the Board of Dermatology. Practitioners treat pediatric and adult patients with disorders of the skin, mouth, hair, and nails as well as a number of sexually transmitted diseases. They also have expertise in the care of normal skin, the prevention of skin diseases and cancers, and in the management of cosmetic disorders of the skin such as hair loss and scars. Specialty: Dermatology Common Name: Skin Doctor Dermatologist Doctors in Charlotte * Charlotte Medical Clinic  Charlotte Medical Clinic  Dermatology Laser Vein Spec  Dermatology Laser Vein Spec  Dermatology Laser Vein Spec  Dermatology Laser Vein Spec  Charlotte Skin/Laser Surgery  Charlotte Skin/Laser Surgery  Donald D Fraser MD  Carolina Piedmont Dermatology  Dermatologic Laser Center  Dermatologic Laser Center  Charlotte Dermatology PA  Carolina Skin Surgery Center  Charlotte Dermatology PA  Curtis W Schupbach MD  Charlotte Dermatology PA  Mecklenburg Dermatology Assocs  Mecklenburg Dermatology Assocs  Mecklenburg Dermatology Assocs  Ageless Remedies  Mecklenburg Medical Group  Mecklenburg Medical Group  Mecklenburg Medical Group  University Dermatology  University Dermatology  University Dermatology  South Charlotte Dermatology  Carolina Dermatology  Carolina Dermatology  Arboretum Dermatology  Gary D Waldman MD  Dermatology Prac The Carolinas  Charlotte Dermatology PA  Charlotte Dermatology PA  Dermatology Associates  Charlotte Dermatology PA  Dermatology Associates  Charlotte Dermatology PA  Charlotte Dermatology PA  Dermatology Associates  Presbyterian Dermatology South  Dermatology Care Charlotte  Presbyterian Dermatology South  Dermatologic Surgery Carolinas  Dermatology Care Charlotte  Presbyterian Dermatology South  Dermatology Care Charlotte  Mecklenburg Medical Group Inc  Darst Dermatology  Charlotte Skin Institute  Piedmont Plastic Sgy & Drmtlgy  Piedmont Plastic Sgy & Drmtlgy  Piedmont Plastic Sgy & Drmtlgy  Dermatology Associates Chrltt  Dermatology Associates Chrltt  Northlake Dermatology  Northlake Dermatology  Northlake Dermatology  Northlake Dermatology  Lakeside Dermatology  Lake Norman Dermatology  Lake Norman Dermatology  Waterside Dermatology/Laser Ctr  Waterside Dermatology/Laser Ctr  Piedmont Plastic Sgy & Drmtlgy  Piedmont Plastic Sgy & Drmtlgy  Piedmont Plastic Sgy & Drmtlgy  Gaston Dermatology Clinic  Wolfe Dermatology  Wolfe Dermatology  Dermatology Group Of The Crlina  Dermatology Group Of The Crlina  Dermatology Group Of The Crlina  Dermatology Group Of The Crlina  Dermatology Group Of The Crlina  Dermatology Group Of The Crlina  Dermatology Group Of The Crlina  Dermatology Group Of The Crlina  Dermatology Group Of The Crlina  Dermatology Group Of The Crlina  Dermatology Group Of The Crlina  Dermatology Group Of The Crlina  Troutman Family Medicine  Iredell Dermatology  Salisbury Dermatology Clinic  Salisbury Dermatology Clinic  Salisbury Dermatology Clinic  Morris S Minton MD  Albemarle Dermatology Clinic  Hickory Dermatology  Hickory Dermatology  Piedmont Plastic Srgry Drmtlgy  Dermatology Center of Shelby  Piedmont Plastic Srgry Drmtlgy  Piedmont Plastic Srgry Drmtlgy  Piedmont Plastic Srgry Drmtlgy  Piedmont Plastic Srgry Drmtlgy  Dermatology Center of Shelby  Dermatology Center of Shelby Charlotte, North CarolinaNicknamed the Queen City, Charlotte and the county containing it are named in honor of the German Princess Charlotte of Mecklenburg, who had become queen consort of British King George III the year before the city's founding. A second nickname derives from later in the 18th century. During the American Revolutionary War, British commander General Cornwallis occupied the city but was driven out afterwards by hostile residents, prompting him to write that Charlotte was "a hornet's nest of rebellion," leading to another city nickname: The Hornet's Nest. Upcoming Local Events2013-05-20
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