FloriDerm in Clermont: Citrus Tower Office, Clinical Team and Appointments

FloriDerm’s homepage lists its Clermont office at 3145 Citrus Tower Boulevard, Unit 14, Clermont, FL 34711, with telephone number 352-241-6111. The practice also has offices in The Villages and Wildwood. The official Clermont location page identifies this branch as offering dermatology services.

The Clermont location and published hours

The homepage footer publishes general practice hours of Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with weekends closed. Confirm the Clermont appointment time directly; these general hours do not independently establish a branch or clinician schedule.

The Clermont office page provides a map link and fax number, 352-430-2651. Use the office’s confirmation for the arrival time and any appointment-specific instructions.

The practice’s patient paperwork uses a more detailed address format: 3145 Citrus Tower Boulevard, Building 14, Suite A. When arranging a first visit, ask the staff which entrance and suite designation to use. That wording appears in the new-patient packet.

The physician background described by the practice

FloriDerm identifies Ashraf M. Hassanein, MD, PhD, FACMS, as medical director of Florida Dermatologic Surgery and Aesthetics Institute in The Villages and Clermont. His official biography lists a medical degree from the University of Cairo School of Medicine, dermatology residency training, and a PhD focused on skin-tumor immunohistochemistry. It also describes anatomic and clinical pathology residencies at the Medical College of Pennsylvania, dermatopathology fellowship training at Hahnemann University School of Medicine, and a Mohs skin-surgery fellowship at the Center for Dermatology and Skin Surgery in Tampa. See the practice’s Hassanein biography.

The homepage identifies Hassanein as a fellowship-trained Mohs surgeon and names the American Board of Physician Specialties for his dermatology certification. His biography separately reports anatomic and clinical pathology certification through the American Board of Pathology and dermatopathology certification through the American Boards of Pathology and Dermatology. These are the practice’s published credential descriptions; the biography does not provide a Clermont appointment schedule.

Physician assistants listed on the practice website

The homepage team roster lists physician assistants Rosy Singleton, Maria Lipari-Carmody and Minhdi Van. Their biographies describe qualifications and areas of work across the practice, without assigning each person a fixed Clermont timetable. Patients requesting a particular clinician should check that person’s availability at the Citrus Tower Boulevard office when booking.

• Rosy Singleton, PA-C, is described as a graduate of New Mexico State University and Wayne State University’s physician assistant studies program. Her biography reports certification by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants and lists skin-cancer screening, skin, hair and nail care, excisions, and cosmetic procedures among her work.
• Maria Lipari-Carmody, PA-C, studied at Michigan State University and completed medical science and physician assistant studies at Nova Southeastern University. Her biography describes prior family-medicine experience, physician assistant certification, Florida licensure, and training in cosmetic procedures.
• Minhdi Van, PA-C, is described as a board-certified physician assistant with an undergraduate degree from the University of Florida and a Master of Health Sciences from Duke University’s physician assistant program. The biography also notes dermatology and plastic-surgery training at Duke University Hospital.

Medical and surgical services described online

The homepage describes medical care for skin, hair and nail conditions, surgery including Mohs surgery, and cosmetic services. The practice’s dermatology services page lists acne, psoriasis, scars, rosacea, sun damage and precancers, and skin cancer among its areas of care. Its surgical listings include Mohs micrographic surgery and excision of benign and cancerous lesions. The page also describes superficial radiation therapy under the SRT-100 name.

These listings describe the practice’s service range. Before choosing an appointment, ask whether the requested consultation or procedure takes place in Clermont, which clinician provides it, and whether a separate assessment or appointment is required. The website does not give a branch-by-branch schedule for every listed service. A service appearing online does not establish that it is appropriate for an individual patient.

Cosmetic and spa appointments

The dermatology services page also lists Botox, Restylane, Jeuveau, chemical peels, facials and microdermabrasion. A separate spa services page describes the practice’s laser and medical-spa offerings. These pages are shared across the practice rather than dedicated Clermont menus.

There is a practical location distinction on the official contact page: Clermont is labeled for dermatology services, while Wildwood is labeled for dermatology, medical-spa and laser services. Someone seeking a cosmetic or laser appointment should therefore ask specifically whether it can be booked in Clermont, along with the provider, consultation arrangements and price.

Requesting an appointment and preparing paperwork

Patients can call the Clermont number or use the appointment form on FloriDerm’s contact page. The form requests a name, email address and telephone number. When contacting a multi-office practice, specify the Clermont location and the type of appointment being requested, and obtain confirmation of the clinician, date and office before traveling.

The new-patient packet includes general registration, insurance information, medical and skin history, medications and allergies, and communication preferences. It asks patients to present their insurance card at check-in. Review the packet before the visit and ask the office how it wants completed forms delivered.

Insurance and billing questions to settle beforehand

The packet’s financial section says laboratory charges are billed separately from physician charges and explains that patients can be responsible for services insurance does not cover. Ask for the expected office and laboratory charges and any applicable self-pay arrangements. This profile does not confirm participation in any particular insurance plan: verify the exact plan, clinician, Clermont location and intended service with both the practice and the insurer. Published credentials, service listings and registration forms do not guarantee coverage or a particular medical result.

How these details were checked

FloriDerm’s homepage was retrieved live on October 15, 2026. The linked office, biography, service, contact and paperwork pages were reviewed in accessible indexed copies of the official website. Their latest changes were not directly checked at the source. Confirm appointment arrangements, service availability and billing details with the practice.