Dr. Allen A. Flood is a highly respected Dermatologist who has been diagnosing and treating patients in Washington DC for over 40 years. Serving the Capitol Hill area, Dr. Flood specializes in dermatologic conditions and aesthetic treatments including Botox, fillers, laser hair removal and SculpSure non-invasive body contouring. He and his staff use the latest breakthroughs in technology to effectively treat all conditions ranging from acne to skin cancer. They also use narrow band UVB phototherapy to help patients with psoriasis, vitiligo and eczema as well as hypopigmentation, and pigmentary abnormalities. Dr. Flood believes in providing the highest level of care for his patients with the latest and most effective treatments available.
Dr. Flood is a graduate of Howard University Medical School in Washington DC and won a 2014 Top Doctor Award, though his patients might give him that award every year. Recently, he was featured in the February 2017 issue of the "Washingtonian Magazine" under the "Best Doctors" category. His office is accessible by public transit just steps from the Eastern Market Metro Station (WMATA Orange or Blue Lines). Additionally, these is on-street parking and several parking lots in the area.
Dr. Flood accepts a wide range of health insurance programs, including Medicare and Medicaid. You can see a full list of insurances under the insurance tab.
Dr. Allen A. Flood is a highly respected Dermatologist who has been diagnosing and treating patients in Washington DC for over 40 years. Serving the Capitol Hill area, Dr. Flood specializes in dermatologic conditions and aesthetic treatments including Botox, fillers, laser hair removal and SculpSure non-invasive body contouring. He and his staff use the latest breakthroughs in technology to effectively treat all conditions ranging from acne to skin cancer. They also use narrow band UVB phototherapy to help patients with psoriasis, vitiligo and eczema as well as hypopigmentation, and pigmentary abnormalities. Dr. Flood believes in providing the highest level of care for his patients with the latest and most effective treatments available.
Dr. Flood is a graduate of Howard University Medical School in Washington DC and won a 2014 Top Doctor Award, though his patients might give him that award every year. Recently, he was featured in the February 2017 issue of the "Washingtonian Magazine" under the "Best Doctors" category. His office is accessible by public transit just steps from the Eastern Market Metro Station (WMATA Orange or Blue Lines). Additionally, these is on-street parking and several parking lots in the area.
Dr. Flood accepts a wide range of health insurance programs, including Medicare and Medicaid. You can see a full list of insurances under the insurance tab.
We are currently providing vaccination for the Flu and Shingles (Shingrex).
As a convenience to our patients we will provide COVID-19 testing for special situations such as for Pre-operative procedures, school, work and travel. It will be done by appointments only on Fridays between 10am-2pm.
What is SculpSure?
SculpSure is a non-invasive body contouring system for the reduction of stubborn fat.
Watch the video to find out how it works!
Facial Rejuvenation
Reduce facial wrinkles without surgery.
Renew, restore and rejuvenate your skin.
Dr. Allen A. Flood takes the following insurance options and many more. If you do not see your insurance listed here, please feel free to contact our office, and our staff will be able to assist you.
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