Aesthetic Dermatology, P.A. identifies its Clermont location as its primary office, at 210 North Highway 27, Suite 1, Clermont, FL 34711. Its published materials describe a practice covering medical dermatology, skin-cancer care and cosmetic services, with David L. Allyn, MD, named as its physician. This profile brings together the office's location, published clinician background and appointment information so readers can check the practical details before contacting the practice. Official office information
Finding the Clermont office
The practice's new-patient page places the Clermont office at the intersection of North US Highway 27 and Grand Highway, diagonally across from the Florida Citrus Tower. That landmark description accompanies the Suite 1 address. The same page also discusses a separate Lady Lake office, so patients should specify Clermont when arranging a visit and check which location appears on their appointment confirmation. New-patient directions
The published Clermont telephone number is 352-243-2544, and the fax number is 352-243-2745. The practice homepage lists Clermont hours as Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with Saturday and Sunday closed. These are published office hours; individual appointment times require confirmation. Practice homepage and hours
David L. Allyn's published background
The practice's physician biography identifies Dr. Allyn as a board-certified dermatologist with a fellowship in dermatologic cosmetic surgery. It lists his medical degree at Case Western Reserve University, dermatology residency at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center from 1992 to 1995, and a 1995–1996 fellowship at Affiliated Dermatology in Dublin, Ohio. His earlier education includes a master's degree in nutrition from Tufts University and a bachelor's degree in biopsychology from Vassar College. The biography dates his work at Aesthetic Dermatology in Clermont to 1999. Practice physician biography
AdventHealth's separate provider profile also lists Case Western Reserve, University of Cincinnati training, a dermatology/cosmetic surgery fellowship and certification in dermatology through the American Board of Dermatology. It connects Dr. Allyn with the same Clermont address and telephone number. That profile lists English and Spanish and identifies adults among the ages accepted. Readers arranging care for a child should ask the office about its current age policy. AdventHealth provider profile
Medical and cosmetic services described online
The practice homepage highlights acne care, skin-cancer screening, psoriasis and Mohs surgery under dermatologic treatments. Its broader services page includes sections on moles, rashes, rosacea and skin cancers. These categories show the subjects covered in the practice's published information; they do not establish which procedure or appointment type a particular patient needs. Published treatment categories and services overview
On the cosmetic side, the homepage lists Botox, laser hair removal, chemical peels and esthetician procedures. Examples in the esthetician section include facials, Diamond Glow, Microderm and microneedling. The website does not provide a branch-specific appointment roster in the material reviewed. Ask which professional would provide the requested service in Clermont and whether a separate consultation is required. Published cosmetic services
Requesting an appointment and preparing paperwork
The office page describes an appointment-request process through the practice website. Calling is another published contact route. AdventHealth's profile marks Dr. Allyn as accepting new patients, while directing readers to contact the office for up-to-date availability. Neither source establishes the next available Clermont appointment. When contacting the practice, identify the Clermont location and the reason for the appointment so staff can confirm the appropriate scheduling route. Practice appointment information and availability guidance
The new-patient page provides links for registration, health history, the office financial policy, privacy information, HIPAA paperwork and a medical-records release. It asks patients to print and complete forms ahead of the first visit. The linked registration form includes spaces for primary and secondary insurance information, the primary-care provider and referral details, along with contact preferences. Confirm which forms the office currently requires and how completed paperwork should be delivered. New-patient forms and registration form
The website's general contact form specifically warns against submitting protected health information. Use the office's instructions for sharing completed medical forms or records. The published office page also asks patients to call promptly if they will be late or cannot keep an appointment. Contact and appointment instructions
Insurance, payments and cancellation terms
The office page broadly describes acceptance of traditional insurance plans and asks patients to verify their own plan with staff. That statement does not confirm in-network participation or coverage for a particular visit. Check the exact plan, clinician, Clermont location and proposed service with both the practice and the insurer before scheduling. Insurance information
The linked financial policy is dated January 2025. It requests an insurance card, photo identification and payment method at the visit, and says copayments, deductibles, coinsurance and uncovered charges are collected then. It places responsibility for required referrals or authorizations on the patient. Self-pay charges are due on the service date unless arrangements are made beforehand; outside laboratories may bill separately. Published financial policy
That policy lists a $25 fee for missed or canceled appointments without 24 hours' notice. It describes separate cosmetic-procedure terms, including a 50% scheduling payment and a 48-hour cancellation or rescheduling notice provision. Because the document predates this profile, ask the office to explain its current cancellation deadline, deposit and refund terms before making a payment. Published cancellation and cosmetic-payment terms
Source check: October 17, 2026. The practice's main webpages were available as search-index snapshots; direct retrieval of those live pages was unsuccessful. The financial-policy PDF and AdventHealth profile were readable through the research service, which also reports cached content. This profile therefore records published information, not a same-day confirmation by the office. Confirm current hours, personnel, services and policies when booking.
Sources & useful links
- Aesthetic Dermatology: Office (official-domain search-index snapshot checked October 17, 2026)
- Aesthetic Dermatology: Homepage, services and hours (official-domain search-index snapshot checked October 17, 2026)
- Aesthetic Dermatology: New Patients (official-domain search-index snapshot checked October 17, 2026)
- Aesthetic Dermatology: Physician (official-domain search-index snapshot checked October 17, 2026)
- AdventHealth: David Lyle Allyn, MD (readable provider profile checked October 17, 2026; research service reports cached content)
- Aesthetic Dermatology: Services (official-domain search-index snapshot checked October 17, 2026)
- Aesthetic Dermatology: Patient Registration (official-domain indexed PDF checked October 17, 2026)
- Aesthetic Dermatology: Office Financial Policy, January 2025 (readable PDF checked October 17, 2026; research service reports cached content)
Published information checked October 17, 2026. Details can change. This profile was researched from the linked sources; no firsthand visit or professional assessment is claimed.