Frontier Dermatology - Seattle

11011 Meridian Ave. N, Seattle, Washington

Frontier Dermatology - Seattle

11011 Meridian Ave. N, Seattle, Washington
Phone: (206) 260-2386
Phone: (206) 260-2386

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Doctors

Jennifer Reichel, MD
Board Certified Dermatologist

Dr. Jennifer Reichel is a board-certified dermatologist practicing in Seattle and Renton, Washington. As the founder and owner of Pacific Dermatology Cosmetic Center, with over 15 years of experience performing both surgical and cosmetic procedures, Dr. Reichel is an expert in facial and body rejuvenation, including body contouring, injectables, lasers, liposuction, and acne treatment. Dr. Reichel is also a skilled Mohs surgeon. After receiving her medical degree from the University of Colorado and completing an internship in internal medicine and a residency in dermatology, she pursued fellowship-training in Mohs micrographic skin cancer surgery and cosmetic surgery at the University of Washington. "I have always been interested in the surgery side of medicine, because I love using my hands. So when I was a resident, I focused on skin cancer surgery,” says Dr. Reichel. “In the field of dermatology, skin cancer surgeons are also trained in cosmetic procedures. I honestly did not know that I was interested [in cosmetic dermatology] until we had a younger female patient come in for Botox treatment for the frown lines between the eyebrows. She had never had it before—this was 2003—but explained that people at work always thought she was angry. We did the treatment, and when she returned two months later, she cried as she described how her life had truly changed.” Further motivating Dr. Reichel to pursue a path in cosmetic and surgical dermatology was her desire to develop lasting relationships with her patients versus treating them once and never again. “This connection, this taking care of them over the years—this is what I love,” she says. “In the field of cosmetic and surgical dermatology, I am able to complete procedures, be artistic, and use my hands. But more importantly, I have an ongoing relationship with my patients. I get to touch their lives in a positive way.” Dr. Reichel believes that all procedures should be looked at from a medical approach versus a “spa”-like approach. “Every time I use a needle, or pass a laser over a face, I am doing a medical procedure,” she says. “It is to be taken seriously and to be done with diligence and care.” She respects all risks and safety concerns while offering the best state-of-the-art medicine. Dr. Reichel is board-certified by the American Board of Dermatology and is a member of the American Society of Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS).

Laurie Jacobson, MD
Board Certified Dermatologist

Dr. Laurie Jacobson is a board certified dermatologist who completed a laser, cosmetic surgery and Mohs micrographic surgery fellowship in New York City. She is the first doctor to bring the Fraxel laser to Seattle five years ago.

Sonia Lamel, MD, FAAD
Board Certified Dermatologist

Dr. Sonia Lamel is a board-certified dermatologist practicing in Seattle, Washington, providing all aspects of dermatological care. She believes in a holistic approach, as every aspect of health has an impact on skin. Dr. Lamel is especially well-known for her skilled hand with neuromodulators like Botox and dermal fillers such as Juvéderm, Restylane, and Bellafill. With advanced training in cosmetic and medical dermatology, Dr. Lamel also has expertise in laser resurfacing, ultrasound and radiofrequency treatments, chemical peels, and other skin rejuvenation procedures. She also has a deep understanding of how skin heals, and she draws on this experience to ease her patients’ recovery process and optimize their results. Dr. Lamel’s dedication to dermatology grew from her own experience. “When I was in the middle of medical school, I had an incident with skin cancer. I became passionate about the field of dermatology after that,” says Dr. Lamel. “Today, I love seeing patients of all ages and for all skin conditions.” Dr. Lamel earned her medical degree from St. George University in Grenada before completing an internship in general medicine at Boston University and her dermatology residency at New York Medical College, where she served as chief resident. She went on to become a researcher at both University of California Davis and University of California San Francisco, then joined the faculty at University of Miami for a fellowship in wound care. Passionate about clinical research, Dr. Lamel has led numerous studies and been published more than 20 times in peer-reviewed dermatology textbooks and journals. She is a fellow of both the American Academy of Dermatology and the American Society of Dermatological Surgery, and is board certified by the American Board of Dermatology. Dr. Lamel was presented with the Golden Triangle Award by the American Academy of Dermatology for her exceptional work in community outreach and raising awareness of the dangers of skin cancer as a doctor and melanoma survivor.


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kscbhamJune 24, 2023
Thrilled with AccuTite outcome! I feel & look so much better

From initial consultation to post procedure visit, Dr Reichel and her team were amazing. The outcome of my procedures are beyond expectations and I could not be more delighted. I’m telling everyone I know - if you think you want to have a little help feeling your best, go see Dr. Reichel. I feel and look so much better. Thrilled!

Pioneering744633April 30, 2023
Upper & lower blepharoplasty after years of getting filler for dark circles

After years of getting filler under my eyes it started not working as well to cover my dark circles. Dr Reichel recommended blepharoplasty for this area as well as upper blepharoplasty. I was so impressed with how well I was treated and cared for by herself and her Nurse Marchella before and after surgery and I am very pleased with my results.

Roci2356December 27, 2022
Great results

TLDR: I am very happy with results, it was totally worth it. Dr. Reichel and her entire office is amazing. I am uploading day by day photos, so that you can see the recovery trajectory for yourself. I should say that my first experience with Dr. Reichel was 4 years ago, as an exceptional Mohs surgeon. She removed a very challenging (due to location and size) BCC on my then 80 year old Dad,...

Gregarious96344December 26, 2022
Artistic, Precise and Subtle Results

Like many people, I was hesitant at the thought of any cosmetic procedures, particularly filler, with concerns that results might be unnatural, or that I might end up with a "puffy" or over-filled look. Dr. Lamel reassured me that natural enhancements are entirely possible, and she absolutely proved it! I still look like myself, but younger, more relaxed and rejuvenated. Dr. Lamel has a...

Philosophical573734July 27, 2022
Beautiful results - always comes out natural and never overdone

Mary did an amazing job using Restylane filler to treat my lips. Her quality techniques always comes out looking natural and never overdone. She always makes me feel comfortable and checks in with me throughout my treatment and follows up after. See Mary if you are interested in Filler, especially if you want your lips done!


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149 Q&A

Q: Could my crooked smile after Botox be caused by nerve damage? (photo)
Answered by Dr. ReichelJune 9, 2023

A: Hi. I love that you asked this question so that I can answer and hopefully have other patients read it and become less worried about their botox injections. Botox acts at the nerve/muscle junction. It binds to a receptor and stops the nerve from talking to the muscle. It is always temporary. The amount of time the botox protein is bound to the receptor varies from patient to patient but usually lasts 2 to 4 months. The needles that we use to inject Botox are very small. In order to cause true, permanent nerve damage, you have to CUT through the nerve. That is basically IMPOSSIBLE to do with an injection of Botox. I agree that the Botox diffused and is affecting one of your smile muscles. It is probably the risorius. Your smile should return to completely normal!!!!

Q: Age 32, what procedure would correct the puffiness and shadows under my eyes? (Photo)
Answered by Dr. ReichelJune 9, 2023

A: Hi. In your photo, what I am seeing is a mild prominence of the festoon and mild/early fat pad protrusion. This can happen and some days it can look worse, and some days better. I liked the idea of trying Morpheus 8 for tightening the festoons. However, I have now done a full set of 3 treatments on 2 different patients with very little improvement. Other tightening devices to try - Ultherapy! It may be more successful!! I would try one other tightening device, and then I recommend filler. My favorite is Redensity with just a skoosh of Radiesse to remove the tyndall effect! At some point in the future, you will probably need a lower lid blepharoplasty to flatten the fat pads - but I would wait on that as you are very young. Best, Dr Reichel

Q: Can I still get the Morpheus 8 if I took Ibuprofen a couple days before the procedure?
Answered by Dr. ReichelJune 9, 2023

A: I recommend that patients discontinue any blood thinning medication (aspirin, ibuprofen, naprosyn etc) for 7 to 14 days before a RF needling procedure like Morpheus 8. However, it should not be a big deal if you took a few ibuprofen. You may have a slightly increased risk of bleeding/bruising but not significant enough to hold off on treatment.

Q: Can Morpheus8 be used to target acne scars? Is there a risk of fat loss or grid marks?
Answered by Dr. ReichelMarch 3, 2023

A: Hi. Thank you for your question. Morpheus 8 CAN be used for acne scarring. For this condition, it is done for RESURFACING, not really for lifting and tightening. You need to go to a physician that know what he/she is doing. If you have a non-physician doing your treatment (which is common), make sure that the person works DIRECTLY under a physician. Because you are right, if the device is not used correctly, you can get fat loss and/or grid marks. For acne scarring, I recommend "multi-modality" treatment. This meand combine treatments like Fraxel, Morpheus 8, micro-needling, CO2 laser and possibly subcision/filler!!

Q: How long should I wait after Sculptra before starting the use of at home devices?
Answered by Dr. ReichelFebruary 28, 2023

A: Hi. Sculptra acts as a scaffolding/activator for your tissues to produce more collagen, elastin, and other factors that make the skin thicker and more supple. It takes a couple of months for this to happen after the injections. So, I think it should be safe for you to do other treatments and to start your at home decives 2 months after your last Sculptra treatment!!