Contact Treasure Coast Dermatology

Treasure Coast Dermatology Toll Free 877.870.3376 Serving Martin County, St. Lucie County, Indian River COunty and Okeechobee County

Please call any of our offices during normal business hours to speak with a representative.
We will gladly assist you.

Port St. Lucie 772.398.8213	St. Lucie West 772.878.3376	Fort Pierce 772.464.6464	Vero Beach 772.778.7782
Okeechobee 863.467.9555	Sebastian 772.388.1740	Stuart 772.221.3330

Office Locations

Stuart
448 SE Osceola Street - Stuart, FL 34994
Office:(772) 221-3330 | Fax:(772) 221-3336

Port St. Lucie
1770 SE Hillmoor Drive - Port St. Lucie, FL 34952
Office:(772) 398-8213 | Fax:(772) 398-8267

St. Lucie West
140 SW Chamber Court, Suite 200 - Port St. Lucie, FL 34986
Office:(772) 878-3376 | Fax:(772) 879-9970

Fort Pierce
2402 Frist Boulevard, Suite 101 - Fort Pierce, FL 34950
Office:(772) 464-6464 | Fax:(772) 464-6062

Vero Beach
1155 35th Lane, Suite 202 - Vero Beach, FL 32960
Office:(772) 778-7782 | Fax:(772) 778-7879

Okeechobee
1713 US Highway 441 N, Suite G - Okeechobee, FL 34972
Office:(863) 467-9555 | Fax:(863) 467-9155

Sebastian

801 Wellness Way, Suite 103 - Sebastian, FL 32958
Office:(772) 388-1740 | Fax:(772) 388-8623

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The sun is necessary for life, but too much sun exposure may lead to poor health. More than one million people in the United States are diagnosed with skin cancer each year. However, skin cancer is largely preventable if people protect themselves from the sun, so whether it's a cool day in January or a sunny day in July, the board-certified physicians of Treasure Coast Dermatology are here to help you play it safe outdoors.

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