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Suzanne Freesemann
Dermatologist
Suzanne Freesemann is a physician assistant practicing in Fullerton, CA. Suzanne has been practicing for over 30 years in medical and cosmetic dermatology. Her expertise includes the diagnosis and treatment of all skin disorders including skin cancers, psoriasis, eczema and acne. She also performs surgeries for the diagnosis and treatment of skin cancers, cyst removals and other benign tumors. Suzanne also performs various laser treatments. She is passionate about dermatology and the medical and cosmetic advancments being made within the field.
Suzanne is owner of Advanced SkinCare in Fullerton and looks forward to many years of service to the community.
Suzanne recieved her B.A. in Kinesiology from California State University, Long Beach. Immediately following her undergraduate work, Suzanne completed the Physician Assistant program at Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science, graduating Magna Cum Laude and attaining a "Gold Seal" (Top 19%) on her National Board Certification.
In her spare time she enjoys Angels baseball, travel , and is especially passionate for live music. She is married and has one son.
Suzanne is owner of Advanced SkinCare in Fullerton and looks forward to many years of service to the community.
Suzanne recieved her B.A. in Kinesiology from California State University, Long Beach. Immediately following her undergraduate work, Suzanne completed the Physician Assistant program at Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science, graduating Magna Cum Laude and attaining a "Gold Seal" (Top 19%) on her National Board Certification.
In her spare time she enjoys Angels baseball, travel , and is especially passionate for live music. She is married and has one son.
37 years
Experience
Suzanne Freesemann
- Fullerton, CA
- CSULB
- Accepting new patients
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What is the role of a physicians assistant?
Hi, Thank you for this question. I am happy to answer! I have been a PA for over 30 years. As you can imagine , the profession has drastically changed and grown over this time. READ MORE
Hi,
Thank you for this question. I am happy to answer! I have been a PA for over 30 years. As you can imagine , the profession has drastically changed and grown over this time. The Physician Assistant really has an important role as a health care provider. We can diagnose, write prescriptions with our own DEA license, perform minor surgeries, procedures and formulate and perform much the same treatment regimens as physicians do. By law, we must have a supervising physician who is available for consult if needed (not necessarily on site). a perfect role , for example, is in the ER the PA could be suturing lacerations which would free the physician for perhaps more serious or complicated cases. Many PAs are trained in multi-specialties which allows us to work, thrive and excel in pretty much any field of medicine.
Hope this helps.
Suzanne
Thank you for this question. I am happy to answer! I have been a PA for over 30 years. As you can imagine , the profession has drastically changed and grown over this time. The Physician Assistant really has an important role as a health care provider. We can diagnose, write prescriptions with our own DEA license, perform minor surgeries, procedures and formulate and perform much the same treatment regimens as physicians do. By law, we must have a supervising physician who is available for consult if needed (not necessarily on site). a perfect role , for example, is in the ER the PA could be suturing lacerations which would free the physician for perhaps more serious or complicated cases. Many PAs are trained in multi-specialties which allows us to work, thrive and excel in pretty much any field of medicine.
Hope this helps.
Suzanne
Do muscle relaxers help a pinched nerve?
Most definitely! Especially if the nerve is being pinched from tight muscles or muscle spasms, which is quite frequently the case! Also, anti-inflammatory medication such as motrin READ MORE
Most definitely! Especially if the nerve is being pinched from tight muscles or muscle spasms, which is quite frequently the case! Also, anti-inflammatory medication such as motrin will help reduce nerve irritation and discomfort.
Good luck. Pinched nerves are no fun!
Good luck. Pinched nerves are no fun!
Why are two thermometers showing different temperature readings?
Hi!
Unfortunately, this is not uncommon to have different readings. But they should not be considerably different. Definitely within 1 degree. Make sure you are using in same READ MORE
Hi!
Unfortunately, this is not uncommon to have different readings. But they should not be considerably different. Definitely within 1 degree. Make sure you are using in same location on the body. That can make a difference. Ultimately, if they are close, stick with one so you are able to at least see if temperature is going up or down.
Hope that helps.
Suzanne Freesemann
Unfortunately, this is not uncommon to have different readings. But they should not be considerably different. Definitely within 1 degree. Make sure you are using in same location on the body. That can make a difference. Ultimately, if they are close, stick with one so you are able to at least see if temperature is going up or down.
Hope that helps.
Suzanne Freesemann
