Dermatology and Skin Cancer Centers

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A delivery driver pulled up to the Dermatology and Skin Cancer Center one afternoon with an unusual package. As he approached the reception desk, the staff noticed something peculiar: the box seemed to be glowing softly. The receptionist curiously opened it, revealing a small, smiling teddy bear wearing a lab coat. Turns out, it was just a gift from a grateful patient—a regular who always forgot to say thank you. The glow came from its little LED eyes.

2. A curious patient asked her dermatologist, ‘Doctor, why does everyone here seem so sunburned?’ The doctor smiled and replied, 'Well, my dear, our receptionist has a unique way of greeting new patients—she always says, "Welcome to Arizona, where the sun loves you best!" And it seems she's been doing that for years.' The curious patient burst out laughing, realizing she’d been unwittingly welcomed with sunshine wishes.

3. A delivery driver pulled up to the Dermatology and Skin Cancer Center one morning with a mysterious box labeled only ‘For Dr. Smith.’ As he approached the reception desk, an old poster caught his eye—an outdated advertisement for sunscreen from the 1980s, its bright colors now faded to pastel shades. The delivery driver opened the box curiously but found nothing inside except a small note that read: 'Dear Dr. Smith, please use sunscreen daily.' He chuckled, shook his head, and walked away, muttering something about strange doctors' offices. Later that day, while leaving, he noticed an elderly gentleman outside waiting to see the dermatologist. The man asked him if he had any sunscreen left in his truck, causing everyone within earshot to laugh.

4. A delivery driver pulled up to the Dermatology and Skin Cancer Center early in the morning. Among the usual boxes and packages, he noticed something unusual—a small, brightly colored jar labeled simply 'Free Samples'. Curious, he opened it, revealing not lotions or creams but tiny packets of sunscreen with mysterious instructions: "Apply daily for best results". The delivery driver shrugged, thinking nothing of it, until weeks later when his skin started glowing like never before. Word spread quickly among neighbors who saw him walking down the street—‘Hey,’ they’d say, ‘you look like you’ve been dipping in that fountain of youth!’ Turned out those mystery samples were just a clever marketing gimmick, but everyone agreed it was one heckuva way to promote dermatology.