Joyce E. Carter, Dermatologist
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Joyce E. Carter

Dermatologist | Procedural Dermatology

792 Bunce Rd Fayetteville NC, 28314
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About

Dr. Joyce Carter is a Para Medical Dermatologist practicing in Fayetteville, NC. Dr. Carter specializes in Hair Loss Restoration & Rejuvenation. Dr. Carter Specializes and treats various forms of Alopecia disorders of the scalp. These treatments are based on the information obtained in the initial Consultation. Treatment plans for each individual patient varies by their hair loss, and or hair thinning issues. Plans could be as little as 3 months, and up to a year or more. 

Education and Training

Fayetteville Technical college Applied Science 2013

United States Trichology Insti Certified Hair Loss Practitioner 2013

University of Maryland Business Administration 2007

Hoke Co Citizens Sheriff Citizens sheriff Diploma 2014

Fayetteville Beauty College Diploma/ License 2005

Provider Details

Female English
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Joyce E. Carter's Expert Contributions
  • Can your hair grow back after thinning?

    Yes your hair can grow back. After a thorough consultation, a hair restoration program needs to be in place to help restore your hair. I offer these solutions. READ MORE

  • Does drinking alcohol make acne worse?

    Yes, drinking alcohol can produce more acne, depending on what types of alcoholic beverages and the frequency during the week. Are you drinking any water? You should try to lower the alcohol intake, use an acne prone skin product morning an at night, and drink at least 32oz of water a day. READ MORE

  • Why are my hands so itchy?

    It sounds like you are having an allergic reaction to something. Either something you are frequently touching, or you maybe experiencing psoriasis. Go to your doctor to have an allergy test done. READ MORE

  • Why would a young guy have hair loss?

    Typically, a young male such as yourself starts balding between the ages of 20-35. Being it's hereditary, Abdrogenetic Alopecia is female and male pattern baldness. It's a trend in the family history. READ MORE

  • What causes a toenail to curl?

    In this particular situation, you have to keep you toenails cut extremely low because the nail growth pattern you have is of the kind that grows down ward. There are several forms how the nails grow. Keep them short. READ MORE

  • Is thinning hair a sign of hair loss?

    Yes, its various forms of Alopecia. A consultation can help find where you are falling in. 24 is the age where it can start. READ MORE

  • Are lasers the best treatment for rosacea?

    Laser light can be a part of a treatment plan for sure. READ MORE

  • Are whiteheads around lips common?

    Yes it's common. You can get a mild facial cleanser to help prevent them. It comes from the sebaceous gland, this gland produces oil in our skin. Some people like myself have oily skin in the face. You may have to clean your face 2 times a day until the product gets in there. READ MORE

  • Can dermatitis cause hair loss?

    Yes, dermatitis can cause these issues. It could also lead into Androgenetic Alopecia if there is a hereditary history of thinning. READ MORE

  • Why do lips peel?

    A lip balm and or vaseline helps. A coco butter type lip balm keeps them nourished. Often times the lips peel due to inclement weather and the changes in climate. The skin becomes more drier in the winter months which causes the chaffing of the skin. READ MORE

  • Should I stop eating chocolate because of acne?

    Hello, chocolate does have caffeine in it. But can be ok if you are eating it in moderation. Dark chocolate is better. If you have acne prone skin it's best if you used a acne cleanser to help offset the breakouts! Hope this helps READ MORE

  • Does frequent tanning put me at risk for skin cancer?

    Hello, yes frequent tanning can lead to a skin cancer. But we never would want that to come against you. If you can spray tan as well that can also help. I had a collegue just had some cancer tags removed because she frequently tans. Please be careful an do it in moderation! READ MORE

  • Does mole removal always result in scarring?

    Hello, there is a chance it could leave a scar. In cases that it should you can use 100% coco butter on the area, or have your physician prescribed you a facial scarring cream to help bring back the melanin in that area if it does leave a scar. READ MORE

  • Is peeling a sign of dry skin?

    Yes, this can be a matter of dry skin. In worse cases, this could be a sign of eczema or psoriasis. You will need to see a dermatologist to get prescribed a cream. You can try Cetaphil lotions or hydrocortisone 3%. Also, depending if you are touching or using something that your hands are allergic to. Hope this helps. READ MORE

  • What do blackheads look like?

    Hello, yes that sounds like black heads. You can purchase a blackhead popper from a cvs, or Walmart store. They are designed to press out the black heads when you apply pressure. You should follow up with a acne prone facial cleanser. Your skin is changing because of your hormones & puberty. READ MORE

  • Is laser hair removal safe for my face?

    Yes you can. You can try electrolysis is a concept to removal of unwanted facial hair. You can get this done at a medical day spa. Or you can try microdermabrasion. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

Laser treatments, scalp disorders, identifying the forms of Alopecia

Awards

  • Hair loss specialist of the yr 2018 USTI 
  • Sophisticates Black Hair Magaz 2006 Sophisticate black hair 

Professional Memberships

  • Wounded Warrior  
  • American Medical Association  
  • New Life Bible Church  

Professional Society Memberships

  • American Medical Certification Association, US Army Veteran (1997-2005)

What do you attribute your success to?

  • Her children, she works to to honor them. She tries to excel in everything she does to show them that as a single, divorced, mother of 5 you can still push on and achieve great things.

Joyce E. Carter's Practice location

Unlimited Styles & Hair Loss Clinic

792 Bunce Rd -
Fayetteville, NC 28314
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