Advanced Dermatology in Clermont: The Team, Address and Appointment Details

Advanced Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery’s Clermont office combines medical, skin-cancer and cosmetic services at 2757 Citrus Tower Boulevard, Suite 201. For someone comparing local offices, the useful details go beyond a service list: which professionals appear on the branch roster, how appointment requests are routed, and what the practice asks patients to arrange before a visit. This profile brings those details together from the practice’s public pages, checked October 12, 2026.

Use the Citrus Tower address

The official Clermont page lists 2757 Citrus Tower Blvd, Suite 201, Clermont, FL 34711, with a local telephone number of 352-241-4298. It announces an April 1, 2026 relocation from 1920 Don Wickham Drive, Suite 330. Returning patients should check older saved directions against the current address.

Published office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, with Saturday and Sunday closed. Confirm holiday hours, arrival instructions and any accessibility needs with the office when arranging a visit.

The people listed for Clermont

The branch page identifies two dermatologists, two physician assistants, a nurse practitioner and an aesthetician. Their individual practice biographies provide the following background. These are practice-published credentials; appointment days and the professional assigned to a particular service should be confirmed when booking.

• Nathan Bibliowicz, DO: His biography describes medical school at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine in Bradenton, an internal-medicine residency at Loyola University Medical Center, and a subsequent three-year dermatology residency at KCU-GME Dermatology Residency of Orlando. His profile links to several practice locations, including Clermont, so a listing does not establish his weekly Clermont schedule.
• Valenie Rivera, MD: The biography uses the full name Valenie Rivera-Roig and describes her as a board-certified dermatologist. It lists a medical degree and dermatology training at the University of Puerto Rico, followed by nine years in private practice in Ponce before she joined Advanced Dermatology. The profile lists Clermont as her location.
• Demi Soulet, PA-C: The practice identifies Soulet as a board-certified physician assistant with dermatology training and Diplomate-Fellow status through the Society of Dermatology Physician Assistants. Her listed education includes a master’s degree in physician assistant studies from Florida International University. Her location list includes Clermont and Orlando’s Lee Road offices.
• Sara Rojek, PA-C: Her biography lists dermatology fellowship training, a master’s degree in physician assistant studies from Nova Southeastern University, and certification through the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants. It also identifies Florida Board of Medicine licensure. The profile associates her with Clermont.
• Mandy Moore, ARNP: The practice lists Moore as a nurse practitioner with a University of South Florida master’s degree through its Family Nurse Practitioner Program. Her biography describes fellowship training in general, cosmetic and surgical dermatology, American Academy of Nurse Practitioners board certification, and Florida Board of Nursing licensure.
• Janaee Williams, aesthetician: Her profile identifies her as a licensed aesthetician at Clermont. It names HydraFacial, chemical peels, microneedling and dermaplaning among her services. Readers seeking one of these appointments can ask the cosmetic scheduling team about her current schedule and consultation requirements.

Match the request to the appointment

The Clermont service list includes acne, eczema and psoriasis care; total-body skin-cancer exams; skin-cancer treatment; and Mohs surgery. Cosmetic listings include injectables, facials and chemical peels. Ask which clinician handles the requested service at this branch and whether the first booking is a consultation.

The branch’s online booking link leads into Advanced Dermatology’s scheduling system. Its appointment instructions distinguish medical concerns from aesthetic requests and direct cosmetic inquiries to 800-647-9851. The system also gives 866-400-3376 for medical scheduling assistance when a concern is not listed.

If you want a particular professional, specify that person and the Clermont location together. Keep the confirmation showing the appointment type, address, provider, date and time. A published service or provider listing does not establish an open appointment slot, and this guide has not checked an individual patient’s eligibility or booked a visit.

Paperwork and records before the visit

The practice’s visit-preparation page asks patients to bring a photo ID and insurance card. It warns that failure to provide those items will require payment of the full appointment and procedure costs at the time of service. Patients transferring care are asked to arrange for records to be faxed to the office before the visit.

The Clermont page lists a fax number of 352-241-7620. Confirm the destination and the records the receiving office needs before asking another practice to send them. Use the practice’s own approved channels for patient information; this community directory does not receive medical records or insurance member details.

Insurance, costs and changes of plan

Advanced Dermatology’s practice-wide insurance page names Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Humana, Medicare and United Healthcare, among others. It expressly warns that participation differs by location and plan. That national list does not establish coverage at the Clermont office for a specific patient or service.

Before the appointment, confirm your exact plan, treating provider and Citrus Tower location with both the office and your insurer. Ask about the intended service, referral or authorization requirements, and expected deductible, copay or other patient charges. If paying directly, request the office’s current estimate and clarify what it includes. The directory’s insurance comparison tool is a starting point for those calls.

The practice-wide office policies request at least 24 hours’ notice to cancel or reschedule. They state that the practice may assess a $50 charge for an office appointment or $200 for a surgical appointment changed without that notice, and that insurance does not reimburse those charges. Confirm the policy attached to your booking and contact the office promptly if your plans change.

Those policies also describe patient-portal access after registration and establishment as a patient, including reviewing records, updating medical history and asking questions about a recent visit. Ask the office how to activate your account if you need that access.

This factual office profile is part of an independent Clermont community guide sponsored by DW&Co Real Estate. It is not a patient review, clinical recommendation or medical or insurance advice. The practice supplied the public information cited here; its current instructions and your appointment confirmation should be checked before visiting.