MidWeek Central - Dec 22, 2021

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Mililani resident pens book about his father’s World War II experiences. SEE PAGE 4
CHRISTMAS CHEER
A Waipi’o studio releases a holiday-themed EP. SEE PAGE 5
MILILANI
FOR THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 22, 2021
A PUBLICATION OF
AN EDITION OF
A Cutting-edge APractice In Mililani
BY MARIA KANAI
Complete Dermatology has locations in Kapolei, ‘Aiea and Mililani, where Brittany Olivero, Dr. Theresa Flament, Kimberlee Truu, Dr. Alex Carcamo, physician assistant Eric Yukumoto, Jessica Ripp and Malia Eiman pose for a photo. ANTHONY CONSILLIO PHOTO
t Complete Dermatology, the phy- sicians do not believe in a one- solution-for-all mentality — they
have the philosophy of carefully tailoring treatments for their patients and offering the most up-to-date options for the highest quality care. With three locations in Mililani, Kapolei and ‘Aiea, Complete Dermatology makes it convenient for patients who need to address skin issues of any kind, whether it’s medical problems or cosmetic.
The flagship office for Complete Derma- tology is found in Mililani, where patients have access to a state-of-the-art comprehen- sive skin cancer center. It’s a one-stop shop for everything you might need for skin can- cer: a full surgical unit as well as services for screening and mole checks, surgical treat- ments and nonsurgical, minimally invasive cancer treatments. Mohs Micrographic Sur- gery is one such treatment, used primarily when it’s a priority to preserve tissue, typi- cally on the face, shins and genitalia.
“We have one of the best surgeons for Mohs, Dr. Theresa Flament, who is exception-
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