Welcome to Dermatology & Skin Cancer Center of NM

Call us at: 505-243-SKIN (7546) or use our Contact Form. 

Exciting news!
We are moving to our new location in mid June.  
We will start seeing Patients at our new location on June 12, 2023.
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​Dermatology and Skin Cancer Center of NM
5120 Masthead St NE
Albuquerque, NM 87109
505-243-SKIN (7546)
Specializing in medical dermatology
since 2007, we remain committed to excellence
​in patient care and quality of service.

Leaders in General Dermatology and
​Mohs Surgery in New Mexico

Over 23 years of experience
All of our Mohs Surgeons are Board Certified and Fellowship Trained

Our Mission

To provide diagnosis and treatment for dermatology patients with a focus on skin cancer treatment and other serious dermatologic diseases. This care will be delivered with the highest standards of compassion and ethics. Our team is made up of a dedicated group of medical professionals committed to physicians to patient relationship and exceptional health care delivery that is trust and respect based. Build and maintain the highest quality service that rapidly responds to identify skin cancer and other serious skin disease while serving our community. Become the preeminent dermatology-oncology practice in New Mexico.

Message From Your Doctor

Catch Skin Cancer Early​

Examine your own skin monthly. Pay special attention to moles, freckles, or other skin lesions. If you notice them changing, you should be examined by a Dermatologist sooner rather than later, regardless of symptoms.

Decrease your risk for getting Skin Cancer

Despite risks, many believe that suntans look healthy and attractive. As children and adults we are exposed to dangerous Ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun.
More than 90% of all skin cancers are the result of exposure to ultraviolet radiation. UVA rays may have a significant effect on the development of melanoma, the most dangerous type of skin cancer. UV exposure can damage your immune system and your skin, causing a wrinkled, leathery appearance or premature aging.

Wear a high SPF sunscreen​

Frequent applications are suggested. Most Dermatologists believe that SPF 15 is not enough, 45 SPF or higher broad spectrum is better.​
“Dr. Davis is kind, patient, willing to go the extra mile, & extremely skilled at diagnosing & performing surgery & closing the wound for optimal healing. I would trust him with anything.”
​— NanaB in Los Alamos, NM Apr 06, 2018