Dr. Lisa Ann Hogan M.D., Preventative Medicine Specialist
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Dr. Lisa Ann Hogan M.D.

Dermatologist

5/5(9)
10940 Raven Ridge Rd Suite 214 Raleigh NC, 27614
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5/5

About

Dr. Lisa Hogan offers a full complement of rejuvenating aesthetic procedures and an integrative approach to wellness and longevity in Raleigh, NC at Youthologie Aesthetic & Anti-Aging Medicine.

Education and Training

University of North Caronlina MD 1986

Physician Assistant Studies, Barry University, FL 1979

Board Certification

American Board of Surgery

Provider Details

FemaleEnglish 31 years of experience
Dr. Lisa Ann Hogan M.D.
Dr. Lisa Ann Hogan M.D.'s Expert Contributions
  • Does sunscreen prevent me from absorbing vitamin D?

    Yes, sunscreen will interfere with your skin absorbing UV light to make Vitamin D. Here's the thing: there is no safe level of sun exposure. We live in an age when the ozone layer has been depleted and there is less tree canopy in most places. Just take your Vitamin D3, along with some Vitamin K2. I recommend 5000 units per day on the Vitamin D3. It performs so many important functions, you do not want to be deficient in Vitamin D! READ MORE

  • I have really bad acne scarring- will PRP Facial help get rid of it?

    Any treatment that builds collagen in the skin will help with scarring, including the PRP facial. However, the type of acne scar makes a difference. The so-called "ice pick" type scars are more difficult to improve. You will need many PRP treatments to see improvement. I feel the degree of discomfort and the financial investment required to get minimal results make this treatment less than optimal. Your best bet may be an ablative laser treatment. A single treatment with an ablative laser should get you strong results. READ MORE

  • Skin rash during pregnancy?

    Without seeing the rash and being able to obtain more information from you, this is a tough question to answer. I'm not trying to dodge the question, but you probably should see your OB to start. READ MORE

  • When will my burn go away?

    First and second degree burns can take a few weeks to heal. It's not clear from your description how deep the burn is, though. Neosporin is OK, but you probably don't need it. A clean, new supply of vasoline or aquaphor will be just as good as it acts as an occlusive dressing which keeps you comfortable and keeps moisture in as the wound heals. Mainly just keep it clean and protected, so it doesn't get irritated or infected. READ MORE

  • is my allergy anaphylactic

    No. Anaphylaxis usually means difficulty breathing and may involve wheezing, passing out, air hunger, feeling of impending doom, cough, hoarseness, chest tightness. It can also involve nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, stomach cramping. There may be red or white color to the face or body. And there can be swelling of the throat or other parts of the body, as well as rash, hives, welts. Anaphylaxis is a medical emergency that requires immediate treatment. READ MORE

  • There's a red blood spot on my chest. What does it mean?

    Your description sounds like a cherry hemangioma, which is not serious or dangerous. It can be treated with laser. READ MORE

  • My psoriasis is starting to hurt. Is there something I can do?

    There are medications for psoriasis, which you could obtain from a dermatologist. Just for general health and psoriasis improvement I would recommend a gluten-free diet. Many psoriasis patients get improvement with just a gluten-free diet. READ MORE

  • Skin is itchy after sun exposure, what can I do?

    Your picture looks like you might have lupus, an autoimmune disorder that often involves extreme sensitivity to the sun. You could also be reacting to a medication. You should protect yourself from sun exposure, including applying sunscreen every day, avoiding peak UV hours, and wearing a large-brimmed hat to shelter your face, neck, chest areas. Also, wear protective clothing over your body to prevent exposure. See a doctor about this because other organs can be affected by lupus. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

Bioidentical hormone balancing, integrative medicine, Wilson's thyroid syndrome treatment, laser hair removal, laser vein elimination, sclerotherapy, collagen stimulation, skin rejuvenation, acne treatments, skin care, skin tightening, weight loss, nutrit

Professional Memberships

  • Association for the Advancement of Restorative Medicine  
  • American Association of Anti-Aging Medicine  

Dr. Lisa Ann Hogan M.D.'s Practice location

Lisa Hogan

10940 Raven Ridge Rd Suite 214 -
Raleigh, NC 27614
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New patients: 919-847-1495
Fax: 919-847-1549

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Patient Experience with Dr. Hogan


5.0

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Dr. Lisa Ann Hogan M.D. has a rating of 5 out of 5 stars based on the reviews from 9 patients. FindaTopDoc has aggregated the experiences from real patients to help give you more insights and information on how to choose the best Dermatologist in your area. These reviews do not reflect a providers level of clinical care, but are a compilation of quality indicators such as bedside manner, wait time, staff friendliness, ease of appointment, and knowledge of conditions and treatments.

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