Nashville Based Practice Joins Hundreds of Laser
Professionals in Offering Free Radiation Mark Removal
Nashville, TN – Gold Skin Care Center has volunteered in the New Beginnings: Radiation Mark Removal Program, a national philanthropic campaign, coordinated by the American Society for Laser Medicine & Surgery, Inc. (ASLMS), offering free radiation mark removal for cancer patients.
“This program allows us to work with cancer patients within our community and to help them remove some of the stigma associated with cancer treatments — the radiation therapy marks — and allow them to be more open and free within their surroundings,” commented Dr. Michael Gold, Medical Director of Gold Skin Care Center.
Gold Skin Care Center has joined over 100 board certified ASLMS members who have volunteered to remove radiation marks (a.k.a. tattoos) absolutely free of charge for cancer survivors so that they can have the new beginning they deserve. The number of ASLMS members enrolling in the program is growing by the day.
“The ASLMS membership includes very generous and caring medical professionals, just like Gold Skin Care Center, who believe they can make a difference in the lives of cancer patients across the U.S. through their time and expertise,” commented Jeffrey S. Dover, M.D., FRCPC, President of the ASLMS. “We are pleased that Gold Skin Care Center is participating.”
Dr. Gold is board certified and an ASLMS member in good standing to ensure that patients receive the very best treatment.
Patients who wish to take advantage of this very special offering must simply contact Gold Skin Care Center to schedule a consultation. Patients must provide an official letter from their oncologist or radiologist approving the removal of any radiation marks or tattoos.
This free service is open to all cancer patients and is not limited to breast cancer or lymphoma survivors. The program will be offered year-round.
To schedule a free consultation at Gold Skin Care Center, visit 348.785.myftpupload.com, or call 615-383-2400 today.
ABOUT GOLD SKIN CARE CENTER:
Dr. Gold is the founder and Medical Director of Gold Skin Care Center, one of the leading dermatology centers in the country, devoted to caring for all patients with skin care needs and concerns. The divisions of Gold Skin Care Center include The Laser & Rejuvenation Center, a center solely devoted to the aesthetic needs of his patients; Advanced Aesthetics Medical Spa, a spa combining the most advanced techniques and products to guide you to the highest level of relaxation and rejuvenation; and Tennessee Clinical Research Center, a facility where the most advanced laser and light based sources are researched before becoming available to the general public.
Gold Skin Care Center offers the latest, most advanced and effective dermatologic treatments and cosmetic dermatologic surgery available today. Dr. Gold is an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Medicine, Division of Dermatology, at Vanderbilt University Medical School and at Vanderbilt University Nursing School. Guided by an outstanding professional staff, Gold Skin Care Center is a national leading teaching center for many treatments and is widely considered a leader of clinical and cosmetic dermatology in the Southeast. It is located at 2000 Richard Jones Road, Suite 220, in Nashville. For more information, call (615) 645-2314 or visit 348.785.myftpupload.com.
ABOUT TENNESSEE CLINICAL RESEARCH CENTER:
Tennessee Clinical Research Center, which is the research arm of Gold Skin Care Center, has been conducting medical and cosmetic dermatologic trials for over 20 years. With hundreds of investigative trials completed for both products and devices, Tennessee Clinical Research Center is revered as one of the nation’s top expert trial site. Current medical studies such as Psoriasis, Eczema, Rosacea, Acne, Athlete’s Foot, and Atopic Dermatitis run in tandem with cosmetic dermatology studies focusing on Sun Damage, Hair Removal, Wrinkles, and Cellulite. All studies are run under the strict standards of Tennessee Clinical Research Center and an Institutional Review Board.
