Florida Dermatology & Skin Cancer Centers in Clermont: Clinicians, Services and Visit Details

Florida Dermatology & Skin Cancer Centers, often shortened to FLDSCC, has a Clermont office at 3725 South Highway 27, Suite 105, Clermont, FL 34711. Its official contact directory gives the local telephone number as 352-717-0644. For readers comparing local dermatology offices, this profile brings together the branch’s published services, the backgrounds of its listed clinicians, and the practical details needed to arrange a visit.

The South Highway 27 office

The official Clermont location page lists hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to noon Friday. It identifies Jared Simmons and Saqib R. Ahmed as the branch’s providers and links directly to online scheduling. Ask about each clinician’s Clermont appointment days when booking; posted office hours do not establish an individual provider’s schedule.

There is one address detail worth checking before traveling: the main office address and contact directory both say Suite 105, while a map-link label on the branch page says #101. Confirm the suite and entrance with the office, and use the address in your appointment confirmation.

Saqib R. Ahmed, MD: dermatology and surgical training

The practice’s biography of Dr. Saqib R. Ahmed describes him as a double board-certified dermatologist and fellowship-trained Mohs surgeon who joined FLDSCC in 2026. It identifies skin cancer and reconstructive surgery as his focus within the practice.

His published education includes a bachelor’s degree in biomedical sciences from the University of South Florida, a master’s degree in physiology from Georgetown University, and a medical degree from Marshall University School of Medicine. The biography also lists a surgical internship at the University of California, San Francisco, dermatology residency at Kansas University Medical Center, and a micrographic surgery and dermatologic oncology fellowship at MD Anderson in Houston.

Before joining FLDSCC, Ahmed worked in dermatology and Mohs surgery in Longwood, Florida. His profile also describes student mentoring and medical publications. Readers seeking a surgical consultation can name Ahmed when contacting the Clermont scheduling team and ask which records the office needs for that appointment.

Jared Simmons: nursing education and dermatology experience

Jared Simmons’s official profile lists the credentials MSN, APRN-BC and AGPCNP-BC. FLDSCC describes him as a board-certified advanced practice registered nurse who joined the organization in 2016. He earned both his bachelor’s and master’s nursing degrees at Florida Southern College, with an adult-gerontology primary-care concentration, and the biography also reports certification through the National Academy of Dermatology Nurse Practitioners.

Simmons’s earlier nursing experience included four years in surgical and trauma intensive care at Lakeland Regional Medical Center. His listed professional affiliations include the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, Polk County Advanced Practice Nurses Association and Sigma Theta Tau nursing honor society.

The practice describes his dermatology work as serving patients across age groups, including visits involving acne, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, rashes, seborrheic dermatitis, and precancerous or cancerous lesions. If arranging a visit for a child or a particular concern, confirm the appropriate appointment type and clinician with the office.

Services published for Clermont

The Clermont service list names general dermatology, skin cancer treatment and Mohs surgery. It also specifically lists Botox and fillers, including Juvéderm and Juvéderm Voluma XC. This gives callers a branch-specific starting point for discussing medical, surgical or cosmetic appointments.

FLDSCC’s broader medical dermatology overview includes conditions affecting skin, hair and nails. Its published categories include eczema, rosacea, acne, warts, rashes, dry skin, psoriasis, shingles, moles, hair and scalp concerns, and precancerous lesions. Those categories describe the practice’s scope; the scheduling team can identify who handles a particular request in Clermont.

The organization’s cosmetic services page provides additional information about its named injectable services and chemical peels. Chemical peels appear on that practice-wide page but are not separately named in the Clermont branch’s service list. Anyone interested in them should check local availability. For any cosmetic appointment, ask who performs the service, whether an initial consultation is required, and how the office provides current pricing.

Booking and preparing for the first visit

Use the branch page’s official online scheduling link or call the Clermont office. Specify the Clermont location, requested clinician and reason for the appointment. Confirm the visit type, address, date and time before making travel arrangements.

The practice’s frequently asked questions describe an initial visit as including a discussion of medical history and the concerns the patient wants to address. The page encourages bringing written questions and being ready to discuss personal and family health history. Ask the office about its current registration process, documents to bring and any records it wants from a previous provider.

Insurance, referrals and billing

The official FAQ directs insurance questions to the patient’s insurer or the practice at 855-353-7546. It does not name individual plans in its insurance answer. Confirm your exact plan, treating provider and Clermont location with both the office and insurer, along with any referral or authorization requirements. This profile does not establish coverage or network participation.

The same FAQ says a referral is needed when the patient’s insurance plan requires one. Billing questions can go to 855-353-7546 or the number on the statement. Before booking, request a current estimate of patient charges and ask which services it includes.

Communication assistance

FLDSCC’s published accessibility and language policy says it provides free communication aids and services for people with disabilities, including qualified sign-language interpreters and information in accessible formats. It also lists free language assistance for patients whose primary language is not English, including qualified interpreters and written information in other languages. Contact the office ahead of the appointment to request the support you need.

Public practice information checked October 13, 2026. This factual community profile is not a patient review or medical recommendation. Confirm current services, clinician availability, fees and visit instructions directly with the practice.