Dermatology Care - Fast Pace Health

Dermatology conditions we treat

Acne
Acne scars
Age spots
Atopic dermatitis (eczema)
Birthmarks
Bullous disease (blisters)
Contact rashes
Cutaneous lymphoma
Facial Redness and skin pigmentation reduction
Full body exams
Growths
Hair problems
Infections
Moles
Nail problems
Pigment disorders
Pre-cancerous surveillance & treatment
Psoriasis
Skin cancer surveillance & treatment
Warts
Wrinkles, frown lines

Please note that services might vary by location. We recommend contacting your local clinic for specific services offered. Remember, your health and wellbeing are our priorities. In case of a medical emergency, do not hesitate to dial 9-1-1.

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Is skin disease serious?

Many skin diseases involve serious health risks. Simple skin conditions might point to an underlying comorbidity disease. Even if the condition is not life-threatening, it may reduce a person’s quality of life and/or limit productivity.

Other skin disease issues:

With skin conditions come issues of perception that deteriorate the quality of life causing loss of sleep, poor self-image, serious depression, and lost productivity. The Fast Pace team understands the interaction between the skin and the body and can provide a combative regimen to correct issues and clear many physical appearances related to conditions. If behavioral health issues form as a result of these conditions and you wish to consult with someone. Fast Pace Health also offers behavioral health consultations.

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Available for scheduled in-person appointments Monday-Thursday from 8:00-5:00.
Please call (877) 318-4779 to schedule your appointment today. Walk-ins welcome.

Dermatology Care Providers

Paige Clark, PA-C

Lebanon, TN | Mt. Juliet, TN

Lebanon, TN Appointment

Mt. Juliet, TN Appointment

Sherelen Hodges, APRN, DCNP, DNP

Portland | Springfield, TN

Portland Appointment

Springfield Appointment

Taylor Kane, MSN, FNP-C

Kentucky | Louisiana | Mississippi | Tennessee | North Carolina

Tennessee Virtual Dermatology

Kentucky Virtual Dermatology

Louisiana Virtual Dermatology

Mississippi Virtual Dermatology

North Carolina Virtual Dermatology

David Knecht, PA-C

La Follette, TN | Corryton, TN

Corryton Appointment

La Follette Appointment

Emily Kramer, PA-C

Tullahoma | Winchester, TN

Tullahoma Appointment

Winchester Appointment

Jennifer Malley, FNP-C

Biloxi | Gautier | Long Beach | Waveland, MS

Biloxi Appointment

Gautier Appointment

Waveland Appointment

Long Beach Appointment

Vanna Padilla, NP

Virtual Dermatology

Josephine "Josie" Routon, MSPAS, MS, PA-C

Carthage | Hartsville, TN

Carthage Appointment

Hartsville Appointment

Alicia Schroepfer, NP

Chapel Hill | Shelbyville, TN

Chapel Hill Appointment

Shelbyville Appointment

Candace Thomas, PA-C

Johnson City, TN

Johnson City Appointment

Jennifer Warren, NP

Ashland City | Dickson, TN

Ashland City Appointment

Dickson Appointment

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a referral for a Dermatology appointment?

An appointment is recommended, but we often can see patients as walk-ins too. Select a clinic above to schedule.

How do I know if I have a skin cancer?

We recommend that you check your skin for mole changes or new abnormalities on a regular basis. If you have a family history of skin cancer, have several moles on your skin, and/or spend a lot of time in the sun we recommend regular annual checkups with a Dermatology provider. If you see any changes in your moles, for example, if they are getting bigger, changing color, or developing an irregular border, it might be a sign of skin cancer and we recommend that you make an appointment with a dermatology provider. Also, if you notice new spots or sores that don’t heal, or if a mole starts itching, bleeding, or oozing, it’s important to make an appointment with a dermatology provider. Regular skin check-ups are one of the important tools that can help identify skin cancer risks. Contact us to schedule a visit for a skin chekc-up.

What are cherry angiomas? Can they be treated?

Cherry angiomas are small, red skin growths generally caused by the clustering of blood vessels. They are usually harmless, but if they change in size, shape, or color, it’s essential to consult a dermatology provider. Contact us to find out how these can be removed.

What is psoriasis?

Psoriasis is an immune system-related condition that speeds up the skin cell growth process to cause skin lesions, especially on the elbows and knees. It is not contagious and often has a genetic component. While psoriasis can’t be cured, various treatments, including topical creams, phototherapy, and medications, may help manage symptoms and improve the condition.

What causes acne?

Acne generally occurs when hair follicles get clogged with oil and dead skin cells. Changes in hormones can contribute to its development. Our providers can recommend treatments like topical creams or medications to help manage your acne.

How to treat tinea pedis (atheletes' foot) & "toenail" fungus?

Tinea pedis, commonly known as athlete’s foot, is a fungal infection that generally affects the toes and toenails. It often causes itching, redness, and scaling in between the toes. Unlike regular dry skin, it is caused by a fungus and requires antifungal treatment. Similarly, toenail fungus may cause nails to become thickened, discolored, and brittle. To help prevent either problem, keep your feet dry, change socks regularly, and avoid walking barefoot in public places. If you suspect you have these problems our providers can often assist with treatments in the form of creams, powders, or oral medications.

What are “fillers” and how do they work?

Dermal fillers are injectable substances that add volume to specific areas of the face, reducing wrinkles and enhancing facial contours. They are commonly used in areas like the cheeks, lips, and around the mouth. Speak to us if you have an interest in learning more about this.

How do I maintain the health of my skin?

Washing your face every day with a gentle cleanser, wearing sunscreen, eating a balanced diet, avoiding smoking, limiting alcohol, getting 8-10 hours of sleep every night, and minimizing stress can all help maintain skin health. If you have specific skin concerns or problems, don’t hesitate to see a dermatology provider. They can provide personalized advice and treatments for your skin type and issues.

What Our Patients Say

I have given them “5” big stars because I didn’t see a place to give them more stars. It’s a blessing and I’m so thankful we around Mcminnville have a care center like Fast Pace Health here…and their network of care centers continues to provide more and more needed assistance for all of us. Patients are treated here with respect and concern and it only requires a simple bit of if one expects great care to understand the process.

What Our Patients Say

Got an appointment in a timely manner, appreciate the phone reminder, office staff was very courteous and efficient. Dermatology care was excellent! Thanks Carla Trail.

What Our Patients Say

This is for the Dermatology portion of the clinic. Carla Trail is the ABSOLUTE BEST. She goes above and beyond for her patients 100% of the time. If she ever moved anywhere else in Tennessee in the future, I would still make the day trip to get my check up from her. She is that good. I have never met someone more thorough, kind, and knowledgeable as she is. I swear she has my medical info memorized which makes me feel very taken care of as a patient. Not only that, but you can tell she truly cares about you. If you’re on the fence coming here because it’s Fast Pace and you think it’s not a legit place to go for dermatology services, PLEASE reconsider. You will not regret it. Thank you for always taking good care of me Carla and team!