Advancements in Dermatology and Skin Speaks Spa M.D. are owned and supervised by Patrick S. Carney, M.D., board certified dermatologist and fellowship-trained cosmetic surgeon, "Top Doc" by Mpls/St.Paul magazine. All treatments are provided by medical aestheticians, certified laser technicians, and registered nurses.
We are dedicated to providing the most advanced skin care, laser and treatment options available today, priding ourselves on our experience, technique, knowledge, and our ability to utilize combination therapies to deliver results.
With 19 years of skin care expertise, Dr. Patrick S. Carney offers 4 full-service Advancements In Dermatology clinics throughout the Twin Cities. In 2003, he introduced the Twin Cities' premiere medical spa, Skin Speaks Spa M.D.
The team of professional providers at Skin Speaks Spa M.D. offers 40 years of knowledge and experience in the industry.
With much dedication and generosity, Dr. Carney provides continuous education and training, providing treatment options and staff that deliver the finest results.
A word about cosmetic surgery...
One of the most important decisions when considering cosmetic surgery is choosing the right doctor to perform your procedure.
When considering cosmetic surgery, patients are almost universally unaware of the difference between "cosmetic surgery” and "plastic surgery."
For this reason, they may easily be misled to believe board certification in plastic surgery evidences a physician’s competence to perform cosmetic surgery. This is not always the case.
A patient seeking cosmetic surgery should know that a fellowship trained cosmetic surgeon, who specializes in the procedure you are seeking, is the most qualified surgeon to perform your cosmetic surgery.
A "fellowship" is an elite qualification that only a small percentage of surgeons performing cosmetic surgery can claim.
Many different specialties contribute to the field of cosmetic surgery. For example, a dermatologist discovered the tumescent technique of liposuction, which has made liposuction much safer, and therefore one of the most common cosmetic procedures performed today.
There is no one primary medical background that exclusively offers the best training for every cosmetic surgery procedure. Training and experience is key.
When considering cosmetic surgery, you should seek a surgeon that specializes in the procedure you are interested in. To help give guidance, the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery www.cosmeticsurgery.org , the nation's largest interdisciplinary medical organization devoted exclusively to cosmetic surgery, has prepared guidelines with points to consider in helping you make an informed choice.
Dr. Carney will welcome your questions about his background and be pleased that you are concerned enough to ask.
Patrick S. Carney, MD
EDUCATION:
Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas Bachelor of Arts - Biology (B.A.) 1976 Phi Beta Kappa University of Texas Southwestern Medical School at Dallas, Dallas, Texas Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) 1980
POST GRADUATE TRAINING:
Flexible Intern, Butterworth Hospital Grand Rapids, Michigan 1980 - 1981 Residency, Dermatology, University Hospital of Cleveland Cleveland, Ohio - Case Western Reserve 1984 - 1987
Board Certification Dec. 1988 Elective, Dr. Saul Asken Westport, Connecticut Jan. 1987 Elective, Dr. Bluford Stough Hot Springs, Arkansas Jan. 1987 Elective, Dr. John Yarborough New Orleans, Louisiana Jan. 1987 Elective, Dr. George Farber New Orleans, Louisiana Jan. 1987 Fellowship, Alt Cosmetic Surgery Center Minneapolis, MN July 1987 - 1988
WORK EXPERIENCE: Advancements in Dermatology Medical Director/Owner Edina, Robbinsdale, Crystal, Burnsville, Minnesota September 1, 1988 - present Dr. Boni Elewski, Partner Barberton Citizen Hospital Barberton, Ohio December 1988 Mednet Immedidate Care Euclid Clinic Foundation July 1984 - December 1986 EmCare Medical Center Medical Director Dallas, Texas 1982 - 1984 Major Trauma Center Emergency Physician Dallas, Texas 1981 - 1984
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE: Pilot Efficacy Study of Roferon-A Administered Intramuscularly in the Therapy of Recurrent Condylomata Acuminata Coordinator Hoffman-LaRoche Nutley, New Jersey
CERTIFICATION: Basic Life Support Provider, 1989 Advanced Cardiac Life Support Provider, 1989 Advanced Trauma Life Support Provider, 1983
MEMBERSHIPS:
American Academy of Dermatology
International Society of Cosmetic and Laser Surgery
American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery
MEDICAL LICENSURE: State of Minnesota, 1987 State of Ohio, 1984
AWARDS: American Academy of Dermatology Annual Art Exhibit Art in Dermatologic Photography "Uncombable Hairs" under polarized lights 2nd Prize, 1985
American Academy of Dermatology Annual Art Exhibit Art in Dermatologic Photography "Bump on a Log/Blast Off" 1st Prize, 1986
Minneapolis/St. Paul Magazine "Top Doc" Award Dermatology/Cosmetic Surgery 1999 - Present
MEETINGS: Cleveland Dermatology Society University Hospital of Cleveland Presented: Case # 8: The Uncombable Hair Syndrome "Pill Trianguli et Canaliculi" or "Spun Glass Hair" Case # 26: Urticaria Pegmentosa Case # 27: Eruptive Vellus Hair Cysts September, 1984 Cleveland Dermatology Society Metropolitan General Hospital November 1984 Columbus Dermatology Society Ohio State University November 1984 American Academy of Dermatology Washington, D.C. December 1984 Presented: The Uncombable Hair Syndrome Cleveland Dermatology Society Cleveland Clinic Foundation April 1985 Cleveland Dermatology Society University Hospitals of Cleveland September 1985 Presented: Case # 5: Naegili-Francoschette-Jadassohn Syndrome Case # 15: Arsenic Bowens Case #20: Weber Cockayne Disease Control States Dermatology Society Cleveland, Ohio October 1985 Cleveland Dermatology Society Metropolitan General Hospital November 1985 Columbus Dermatology Society Ohio State University November 1985 American Academy of Dermatology Las Vegas, Nevada December 1985 Presented: The KID Syndrome, Keratitis, Ichthysosis and Deafness Syndrome American Society for Dermatologic Surgery Palm Springs, CA March 1986 Cleveland Dermatology Society Cleveland Clinic Foundation April 1986 Cleveland Dermatology Society University Hospital of Cleveland September 1986 Presented: Case #1: Condyloma Acuminata Case #19: Linear IgA Bullous Dermatosis Dermatopathology Workshop Cleveland clinic Foundation October 1986 Cleveland Dermatology Society Metropolitan General Hospital November 1986 American Academy of Dermatology New Orleans, Louisiana December 1986 Presented: Herpes Gastationes Associated with Favorable Fetal Outcome
PUBLICATIONS: 1) Hazen, P.G., Carney, P.S., Lynch, W.S: Keratitis, Ichthyosis and Deafness. Report of a case with development of multiple cutaneous neoplasms.
2) Carney, P.S., Bickers, D.: Dermatologic Disease of the Genitalia in: Urology for the NonUrologist. Edited by Kursh, Medical Economics Book Publisher.
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