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Dr. Caroline Chang MD

Dermatologist

4/5(9)
5586 Post Road 6 East Greenwich RI, 02818
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About

Dr. Caroline Chang is a board certified dermatologist in East Greenwich, Rhode Island. She practices general and cosmetic dermatology with a special focus on melanoma and the use of dermoscopy for mole monitoring. She is an expert in the art of facial contouring and using multiple treatments in combination to achieve natural results. She is a graduate of Princeton University and the New York University School of Medicine. She served as Chief Resident during her dermatology residency at Tufts Medical Center.

Education and Training

NYU School of Medicine MD 2008

New York University School of Medicine 2008

Board Certification

American Board of Dermatology

Provider Details

Female Mandarin Chinese
Dr. Caroline Chang MD
Dr. Caroline Chang MD's Expert Contributions
  • The Truth About Botox

    Botulinum toxin (botox) is a protein produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum and is to treat a wide range of medical conditions including muscle spasms, excessive sweating, eyelid spasms, migraines and teeth grinding.  It can also be used for cosmetically to reduce and prevent facial...

  • How do people deal with clogged pores?

    The best way to manage pores is to keep them from overfilling which is what can lead to acne. Topical prescription medications such as tretinoin is helpful along with OTC options such as salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, and glycolic acid. Occasional use of pore strips can also help to clear out the pores. Most important to realize is that there is no way to get rid of a pore. Just maintain it well to prevent overflow. READ MORE

  • I have severe acne and it's only getting worse. Can you suggest some medication for it?

    I’m sorry you’re experiencing severe acne. Over-the-counter products can work for mild acne however for anything more involved, you should see a board certified dermatologist to receive prescription level treatments. READ MORE

  • Do juvederm fillers get broken down faster if I workout?

    Metabolic rate definitely affects breakdown of fillers. While it is great that you are staying healthy and working out, unfortunately the downside is that your healthy body is more efficient at breaking down the fillers. Over time, your body will replace fillers with collagen. So while you may need closer visits early on, you may find the product and the results will last longer after subsequent treatments. READ MORE

  • Can tanning cause any skin concerns?

    Tanning causes a number of health issues. Tanning is due to UV light that is produced by the sun. UV light causes damage to the skin, which can lead to wrinkles, brown spots, thin skin, and skin cancer. Sun damaged skin will tear easily and bruise easily as well. I recommend you wear sunscreen on your face every day, even in the winter, of a SPF 30 or higher. On the body, apply sunscreen before you get dressed every morning to give you protection even on days you don’t expect to be outside. READ MORE

  • Can laser hair removal treatment cause any major side effects?

    Laser hair removal is a great option for hair removal. Some things to consider before getting laser hair removal are that several treatments spaced 6 weeks apart are required to get results. In addition, laser hair removal is not permanent. After a series of treatments, you will have a greatly reduced number of hairs (maybe even none!), but over time, the hairs will start to grow in. If laser hair removal is not done correctly, you can have unwanted side effects. These include burning or blistering of the skin, depigmentation or white spots, and increased hair growth. For best results, see a physician trained in laser procedures and have the procedure done in the fall or winter and when your skin is not tanned. READ MORE

  • My mother in law has extremely dark and dry skin around her foot. Is there a way to treat this?

    I would recommend applying a thick ointment such as Vaseline or Aquaphor to the skin and cover with a sock at night to improve the cracks and dryness. The pigment could be from the edema which causes blood cells to get pushed into the skin. This type of pigment is difficult to reverse, unfortunately. Wearing compression socks can help to stop the pigmentation from getting worse by controlling the edema. Caroline A. Chang, MD, FAAD READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

BotoxDysportRestylaneJuvedermDermal FillersXeominVolumaRadiesseCannula for fillersLaser hair removalVbeam laserLaser resurfacingCO2 laser resurfacingRadiofrequency microneedlingchemical peelsglycolic peelTCA peelsMicroneedlingMelanomaSkin cancer detectionSkin cancer surgeryAcne treatmentFacial rejuvenationCosmetic dermatology

Faculty Titles & Positions

  • Associate Dermatologist Rhode Island Hospital 2012 - 2018

Treatments

  • Moles
  • Birthmark

Professional Memberships

  • American Academy of Dermatology  

Dr. Caroline Chang MD's Practice location

Rhode Island Dermatology Institute

5586 Post Road 6 -
East Greenwich, RI 02818
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New patients: 401-398-2500
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5586 POST RD UNIT 6 -
EAST GREENWICH, RI 02818
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New patients: 401-398-2500
Fax: 401-398-2599

Practice At 1672 S County Trl

1672 S County Trl 101 -
East Greenwich, RI 02818
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New patients: 401-885-7546
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Patient Experience with Dr. Chang


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Dr. Caroline Chang MD has a rating of 4 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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