Dr. Amy B. Cardellio, DO

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Get to know Dermatologist Dr. Amy B. Cardellio, who serves the population of Warren, Michigan. 

Currently, in private practice, Dr. Cardellio is a dermatologist specialist also in affiliation with Ascension Michigan Macomb-Oakland Hospital. Ascension doctors are committed to getting to know you. They take time for real back-and-forth conversations with you so they can understand all aspects of you and your life. Because great care starts with seeing your whole picture.

In regards to her education, she graduated with her medical degree from the Michigan State University College Of Human Medicine. She then began completed her training with the Henry Ford Macomb Hospital – Warren Campus, where she did her internship and residency. 

To remain up to date in her field, she remains certified by the American Osteopathic Board Of Dermatology. Designed by physicians for physicians, AOA board certification ensures the advancement of clinical knowledge and skills—not just in the beginning, but throughout a doctor’s entire career.

Her patients have excellent experiences with her, on stating, “I cannot tell you how much I would recommend Dr. Cardellio. She helped me with my problem when no one else would and has been so kind that I can not say enough good things about her. She really is a wonderful physician and I would recommend her to anyone!”

A dermatologist is a doctor who has extensive training and knowledge of the skin, scalp, hair, and nails and treats conditions that affect those areas. These doctors will evaluate any abnormality, blemish, or lesion on the skin in order to determine the cause and will determine a course of treatment. Dermatologists provide patients with full-body scans in order to identify any signs that are indicative of an illness that requires treatment, such as skin cancer. These specialists may also provide cosmetic services, such as mole removal, scar diminishing treatments, and even botox and facelifts.

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