Preferred Provider

Contact

Location

Fortson Dermatology & Skincare Center
2401 East 42nd Avenue, Suite 301
Anchorage, Alaska 99508

Phone

907.563.3204 (main number)
907.563.4283 (fax)
You may also use the convenient form on this website to contact us.

Hours

Our office is open Monday to Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm, except holidays.

How to Contact Us

By Phone
Contact us at 907.563.3204 by phone Monday to Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm for an appointment or a consultation, or with a question about our services.

Press 2: Appointments and General Questions
Press 3: Light Therapy
Press 4 Prescription Refills or Question for a Medical Assistant
Press 5 Cosmetic Services including Laser Treatments, TruSculpt and PicoSure

If you have billing questions about Blue Cross, Aetna, Medicare or light therapy, call 877.258.1904

Via the Website

You may also use the convenient request form on this site to contact us for an appointment or sign up to receive information about specials or new services. A Fortson specialist will call you to follow up your appointment request. We reply to most inquiries within 24 working hours. If you have an urgent or immediate need, please call us at 907.563.3204.

The health and effective treatment of your skin is our utmost priority. For that reason, we are not able to provide specific medical advice by email or telephone before seeing you in person. Please call us so that we may better understand your specific questions or concerns. If you have an emergency situation, please call 911.

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… a toned, more attractive appearance. You’ll find it at the Fortson Centre.

Recognized as Alaska's most advanced center for skincare and body shaping, its exclusive focus is on you. The Center’s highly-skilled specialists are committed to providing the most comprehensive choice of aesthetic and medical dermatology treatments, and body enhancement services in Alaska, comparable with medical spas anywhere in the country...

WHAT IS SHINGLES?

Medical name: herpes zoster

Shingles causes a painful, blistering rash for most people. It is a reactivation of the same virus that causes chicken pox. If you've had chicken pox, the virus can return as shingles and affect the nerves.

See a doctor immediately if you think you may have shingles. Starting a prescription within 2 to 3 days of developing the rash can substantially reduce pain and shorten the duration. See the doctor even if it's been longer to lower the risk of other serious health issues

The shingles vaccine, available at pharmacies, has been proven as the most effective method to reduce the risk.

   
Fortson Dermatology & Skincare Center LLC
T 907.563.3204 • F 907.563.4283
2401 East 42nd Avenue, Suite 301
Anchorage, Alaska 99508
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