SEATTLE — Frontier Dermatology is opening a new location in Issaquah, Wash., located at 1301 4th Avenue NW, #302. The expansion reflects the company's continued commitment to improving access to high-quality, comprehensive dermatologic care for patients throughout the greater Eastside community.
The new clinic will offer cosmetic, surgical dermatology and medical in a patient-centered environment that is designed to serve the growing needs of patients in Issaquah and the surrounding communities.
"We're excited to welcome patients from the Issaquah community and surrounding areas," said Regional Medical Director, Dr. David Malakouti. "Our vision has always been to make exceptional dermatologic care more accessible across the Pacific Northwest. The Issaquah location is an important step in that mission, and we're excited to bring our standard of compassionate and extensive care to this community."
Appointments at the Issaquah location are expected to begin in June 2026, with appointment scheduling set to begin in late April 2026. The Issaquah office will have two full-time providers: Matthew Gordon, MD, and Liza Hermann, PA-C, who are experienced and will offer specialized care for a wide variety of skin, hair, and nail conditions. The clinic will provide services, including treatment for conditions such as acne, eczema, rosacea, and psoriasis, skin cancer screenings, as well as cosmetic and general dermatology.
The new clinic will feature modern exam rooms, advanced technology, and convenient access for patients in the Eastside region, further strengthening Frontier Dermatology's network of locations across Washington and Oregon.
"The opening of our Issaquah location represents an exciting opportunity to expand access to premier skin care treatment in the Eastside community," said Matthew Gordon, MD. "We're excited to bring our expertise to the Issaquah community. Our goal is to create a welcoming environment where patients feel heard, supported, and confident—whether they're coming in for a routine skin check or more advanced treatment."
