If you imagine a dermatology clinic as a serene place filled with soft music, calming scents, and polite discussions about skincare, you’re… technically correct.
For about five minutes.
The rest of the day, the clinic becomes its own ecosystem — a living, breathing world where sunburns saunter in wearing coconut oil like perfume, moles whisper secrets from freckled landscapes, and sunscreen deniers stage philosophical debates at exam room three.
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Inside a dermatology clinic, conditions aren’t just diagnosed.
They argue.
They flirt.
They defy logic and occasionally demand a second opinion from the nearest potted plant.
Welcome to the only battlefield where SPF is armor, moles are undercover agents, and every wrinkle has a story it refuses to shut up about.
While You’re Waiting for Your Biopsy Results:
8:00 AM: The Great Sunscreen Debate Begins
The door swings open.
Sunburn struts in wearing a leather jacket made of coconut oil and misplaced confidence.
It smells like tropical despair.
Sunburn flashes a blinding smile, teeth practically reflecting UV radiation.
“I tan naturally,” it boasts, tossing a bottle of expired tanning oil onto the counter like a mic drop.
We offer SPF 50 the way you’d offer a life raft to someone determined to swim across the Atlantic.
Sunburn waves it away.
“Nah, I don’t burn. I just get golden.”
Somewhere deep in the clinic, Melanoma high-fives Basal Cell Carcinoma behind a privacy curtain.
We nod. We smile.
We chart it as “educational counseling provided” while inside,
our souls perform slow, exhausted facepalms.
Another battle lost to Vitamin D mythology.
Another coconut-scented legend preparing to haunt dermatology textbooks someday.
9:00 AM: Minor Surgical Madness
By 9:00 AM, the dermatology clinic transforms into a backstage arena for small but determined villains.
Cysts wobble in first, bloated with drama, acting like headliners at a music festival nobody bought tickets for.
They roll under the skin like diva celebrities, demanding custom lighting and a scalpel entourage.
Skin Tags swing from collars and necks, twirling lazily, flaunting their resilience.
“Look at me! Look at me!” they chant, jostling for attention.
Lipomas lumber along next, heavy and smug, draped in their best subcutaneous finery,
content to occupy prime real estate indefinitely.
The Scalpels rattle on the tray, excited and eager,
while Sutures hum war songs in tight, neat rows.
It should have been a clean, bloodless morning.
But then — at 11:00 AM — the doors burst open.
10:00 AM: Mole Patrol Intensifies
The Moles assemble quietly, like a neighborhood watch meeting nobody asked for.
They sprawl across arms, shoulders, backs — loitering, gossiping in muted tones only dermatoscopes can hear.
“He’ll never notice me,” whispers a tiny freckle near the collarbone.
“Play it cool,” advises a sleepy mole on the shin, trying to look symmetrical.
“It’s fine,” hums a slightly raised one hiding behind a tank top strap.
“We don’t need sunscreen,” giggles another from under a baseball cap.
Meanwhile, across the dermatoscope’s field of vision, The Suspicious One twitches nervously.
Border irregularity. Color inconsistency. Full criminal profile.
The biopsy tray shifts closer to the table, gleaming under the fluorescent lights like a set of eager teeth.
Somewhere just out of sight, Melanoma leans against a shadowy corner, whistling tunelessly,
biding its time.
Inside the dermatology clinic, every mole tells a story.
Our job is to figure out which ones are writing crime thrillers.
11:00 AM: Pimples Take the Throne
Pimples storm the clinic like an angry mob.
Red, inflamed, pulsing with self-importance.
They shove past Skin Tags, bump into bewildered Cysts, and glare at Lipomas lounging smugly in Exam Room Two.
“Outta the way, relics,” sneers a cystic pimple anchoring itself to a stubborn jawline.
“We’re the main attraction now.”
Comedones slither along the battlefield, whispering insults into pores.
Whiteheads strut about, popping off like fireworks under pressure.
Cysts, insulted beyond reason, quiver with rage.
“You’re just amateurs in training wheels!” roars a proud sebaceous mass.
The Extraction Tools clang against their trays in barely concealed excitement —
a bloodbath of blackheads and bruised egos is about to unfold.
Meanwhile,
nestled far in the shadows,
Melanoma watches the civil war play out,
utterly unimpressed.
Inside the dermatology clinic, pride oozes faster than pus,
and nobody wins when inflammation wears the crown.
12:00 PM: The Biopsy Buffet Opens
By noon, the dermatology clinic hums with quiet anticipation.
The Punch Biopsy Tools sit neatly arranged on a sterile tray, glinting under fluorescent light like wolves pretending to be house pets.
They chatter among themselves in metallic whispers:
“Did you see the new one on Room 2? Symmetry’s a mess.”
“I call dibs,” mutters the 3mm punch, bouncing ever so slightly.
“Relax,” snaps the 4mm — “You always get too excited and leave ragged edges.”
The specimen jars watch solemnly from the sidelines, lids slightly ajar like mouths waiting to swallow.
A few suture kits yawn.
The cryotherapy canister spins lazily in its corner, bored but patient, hissing under its breath.
Meanwhile, somewhere just outside the sterile field,
Melanoma adjusts its invisible crown and smirks —
never rushing.
Never needing to.
Inside the dermatology clinic, lunchtime is not for sandwiches.
It’s for skin fragments, frozen samples, and whispered bets between scalpels about whose mole will make pathology flinch first.
1:00 PM: Acne Ascends
By 1:00 PM, the battlefield is littered with the debris of minor surgical drama.
But just when the dust begins to settle, Acne arrives —
not as a single soldier,
but as a full-blown empire.
Acne Vulgaris sweeps through the clinic like an occupying force,
planting flags of inflammation across every available territory.
Foreheads.
Chins.
Backs.
Chests.
No surface is spared.
“Bow before us,” sneers a rogue pustule from the high ground of a cheekbone.
“We are evolution. We are puberty. We are eternal.”
Blackheads slither into clogged pores, setting up fortified bunkers.
Whiteheads pop off like celebratory cannon fire.
Nodules anchor deep, brooding under the surface like submarines waiting to strike.
The Prescription Pad flutters nervously in the physician’s coat pocket,
knowing its magic will be slow, uncertain, and often, deeply underappreciated.
Off in the sterile distance,
Melanoma lifts an eyebrow — or would have,
if its mood weren’t already one of permanent existential exhaustion.
Inside the dermatology clinic, victory is temporary.
Acne never leaves the battlefield.
It simply waits for the next hormonal uprising.
Elemis Pro-Collagen Rose Micro Serum
Hydrates, firms, and bullies your fine lines into early retirement.
La Roche-Posay Nutritic Intense
For skin so sensitive, it files HR complaints. Instant calm, no drama.
Murad AHA/BHA Daily Clarifying Peel
Wrinkle-fighting while you drool on your pillow. Multitasking magic.
Babor Skinovage Ampoule Concentrates Multi Vitamin 7x2ml/0.06oz
Hydration for chaotic skin that can’t decide if it’s oily, dry, or just rebellious.
Sol de Janeiro Rio Radiance SPF 50 Body Spray
SPF that smells like coconut vacations. Protects you while you fake a tan.
2:00 PM: Sticker Shock at the Moisturizer Recommendations
By mid-afternoon, Moisturizer steps onto the stage, draped in velvet labels and whispered promises of “rejuvenation.”
It is beautiful.
It is expensive.
It is the stuff of legends — and bankruptcies.
We gently present it to the exam room,
holding it aloft like Rafiki presenting Simba,
while Wallets across the dermatology clinic collectively clutch their pearls and faint onto the tile.
“Forty dollars? For lotion?”
“Is it made of unicorn tears?”
“Will it also pay my taxes?”
Dry Skin watches smugly from the shadows,
scaling elbows and shins, plotting its next move like a medieval siege army.
Meanwhile, Melanoma lounges unseen by the window,
patient as ever,
amused by all the wrong battles being fought.
Inside the dermatology clinic, miracles exist —
they just come in tiny, overpriced bottles that no one believes they need… until it’s much too late.
3:00 PM: “Is This Contagious?” Chronicles
At 3:00 PM, a hush falls over the clinic — the kind that only comes before panic.
Mystery Rashes creep in first, draped in patchy, angry banners of red and confusion.
They slither across arms, bellies, necks,
whispering rumors into the sterile air:
“Maybe it’s just stress…”
“Maybe it’s a curse…”
“Maybe it’s the new detergent, or that salad bar, or… whatever touched me on the subway.”
Itchy Spots skitter across exposed skin like tiny saboteurs,
spreading anxiety faster than actual pathogens ever could.
The Latex Gloves quiver on the counter,
knowing they are about to be called into high alert.
Somewhere near the hand sanitizer station,
Pityriasis Rosea twirls dramatically like a misunderstood villain in a telenovela,
while Tinea Corporis quietly draws invasion maps along limbs and torsos.
“Is this contagious?”
The question hangs in the clinic like a radioactive cloud,
mutating every bump and blemish into a potential biohazard.
Meanwhile,
deep in the farthest shadow of the supply closet,
Melanoma sighs in disdain.
It doesn’t need chaos to win.
It only needs time.
Inside the dermatology clinic, panic is often viral —
even when the rashes aren’t.
4:00 PM: Emergency Rashes Incoming
By late afternoon, the dermatology clinic shifts from steady triage to full-blown uprising.
The Emergency Rashes arrive en masse,
staggering through the doors like revolutionaries who have overthrown a soap factory.
There’s Hives, dripping drama and welts across every visible surface,
shouting,
“I JUST WOKE UP LIKE THIS!”
Contact Dermatitis trails behind, smug and sticky, still clutching a bottle of “all-natural essential oil” like a war trophy.
Eczema limps in next, wearing a patched-up coat of sorrow and defiance, muttering something about “genetics” and bad luck.
At least three unidentified rashes refuse to give names,
demanding to be seen IMMEDIATELY
because waiting five minutes is apparently “life-threatening.”
Meanwhile, in a corner chair,
Melanoma crosses its legs slowly,
observing the chaos with the quiet patience of something that never needs to scream to be dangerous.
Inside the dermatology clinic, emergencies don’t always bleed.
Sometimes, they just itch so violently they take hostages.
5:00 PM: Battle of the Anti-Wrinkle Serums
By 5:00 PM, the dermatology clinic becomes a battleground of silent, shimmering promises.
Anti-Wrinkle Serums pour in like rival kingdoms, each armed with glittering vials and exaggerated claims of immortality.
They line up along countertops and prescription pads,
staring one another down with viscous hostility.
“I’m 24-karat gold infused,” boasts one, preening under the exam lights.
“Peptides,” growls another, flexing imaginary muscles.
“I have botanical extracts hand-harvested during a full moon,” purrs a third, adjusting its organic certification like a badge of honor.
Meanwhile, Retinol lurks in the background,
grizzled and scarred from years of chemical warfare, muttering,
“None of you kids will survive a proper epidermal purge.”
Moisturizer sighs heavily,
exhausted from earlier battles,
now too old and too tired to even pretend it still believes.
Across the room,
Melanoma lingers silently,
smirking at the absurdity of serums trying to outmaneuver entropy.
Inside the dermatology clinic, time isn’t a river.
It’s a meat grinder,
and no bottle — no matter how shiny — has ever won.
6:00 PM: The Botox and Filler Royal Procession
As the sun dips low, the dermatology clinic prepares for its final act.
Botox arrives first, gliding through the halls like a dethroned monarch still clinging to grandeur.
It freezes every expression in its path —
smiles mid-formation, frowns halted like statues, foreheads turned into serene parking lots of unspoken judgment.
Trailing behind is Filler, soft and shapeless, whispering promises of cheekbones high enough to graze passing satellites.
Filler floats in perfume clouds, stuffing lips, lifting jaws, carving youth where gravity dared to leave fingerprints.
Wrinkles, the ancient villagers, hiss from the corners,
grumbling into their laugh lines, plotting revolts that will never succeed.
Meanwhile, Melanoma doesn’t move.
It doesn’t need to.
It watches the parade of vanity swirl around it,
quietly amused that no one looks at the deeper layers anymore.
Inside the dermatology clinic, twilight isn’t marked by a clock.
It’s measured in CCs, injection sites, and the desperate, flickering hope that maybe, just maybe, time can be bribed.
Even the Freckles Get Tired
Somewhere between the sunscreen debates and the silent wars of anti-wrinkle serums, real people walk these fluorescent-lit halls.
Somewhere behind the laughter, there’s the quiet knowledge: skin heals, but sometimes, so do we.
If you ever wondered whether sarcasm is our armor — you’re right.
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