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Welcome to Wasatch Dermatology
Wasatch Dermatology is a practice built on an over 40-year family tradition. Dr. Willard Maughan began his dermatology practice in 1979, and his daughter, Dr. Julie Maughan, has continued the tradition of compassionate care since 2007. The Wasatch Dermatology team provides the highest standard of skin care informed by credentials, experience, and dedication.
MEET OUR TEAM
Legacy of Excellence
Wasatch Dermatology has been committed to serving thousands of patients in the Weber County area for 40+ years
Years of Experience
Our skin care professionals have years of experience and are dedicated to patient-centric care.
Comprehensive Care
We offer a wide range of treatments including medical dermatology, Mohs surgery and cosmetic services.
Individualized Treatments
Our treatment plans are designed on a case-by-case basis to best fit the needs of each patient individually.
What Our Patients Are Saying
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“Dr Maughan’s office is great. She has a great eye for catching “spots” that you may not eve be concerned about. She also has a gentle touch."
Kelly D
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“Dr. Maughan is kind and genuine. She listens to her patients and asks all the right questions. I have always received the very best care at Wasatch Dermatology. Also, the staff is very nice and helpful."
Annette S
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“I have been going to Wasatch Dermatology and Dr. Julie Maughan for several years. I have been well cared for! Dr. Maughan has been thorough in her examinations; she has looked out for my well being, and guided me through my first experience and treatment with skin cancer. I have great respect for all she has done in my behalf and trust totally her recommendation(s).”
Alan M
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“Very welcoming staff – Miriam was very easy and understanding to talk to about my skin conditions, which made it more comfortable of an appointment. Dr Maughan – I highly recommend her as your dermatologist. She has done so much to help get to the bottom of what’s going on with me.. and she’s the sweetest lady ever.”
Brooklyn B
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“I love Dr. Maughan! She is an amazing Doctor with knowledge and compassion. I’m so glad that I found her, I highly recommend her!”
Tina
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“My appointment was at 10:15am and I was on my way out at 10:45. She was very friendly as she was examining me. I would recommend Wasatch Dermatology to anybody that needs a dermatologist.”
Sandy
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“Dr. Maughen was amazing! She was very knowledgeable about what I needed, the solutions and was great about explaining all the options I had. She was sure to tell me the positive and the negatives of all the options so I knew what I was choosing! She’s amazing and I highly recommend her!”
Ashley N.
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“My family and I have been patients of Dr Julie Maughan for many years. She has always been friendly, and very thorough in evaluating our varying skin concerns. We have recommended the practice to other family members and have pleased and satisfied with the treatment received.”
Cherri P.
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“Very efficient, on time, no waiting. Love Dr. Maughan. She is very thorough and always a pleasure meeting with her.”
Barbara W.
Schedule Your Consultation
If you have concerns about your skin, hair, or nails, or simply want expert guidance on the best options for your needs, the team at Wasatch Dermatology is here to help. We provide comprehensive medical dermatology care, skin cancer detection, and cosmetic dermatology services with a focus on personalized, thoughtful care.
Your visit begins with a consultation to discuss your concerns, answer your questions, and determine the most appropriate next steps for your skin health and aesthetic goals.
Call our South Ogden office at (801) 475-5210 or request an appointment online to schedule your consultation with Wasatch Dermatology.
Ogden Dermatology Center FAQs
Whether you are visiting Wasatch Dermatology for a new skin concern, ongoing treatment, a skin cancer screening, or cosmetic care, we want you to feel informed before your appointment. Explore answers to common questions about our South Ogden dermatology office, medical and cosmetic services, insurance, appointments, and skin health.
Appointments & Your First Visit
ExpandPlease bring your photo ID, insurance card, applicable copayment, a current list of medications and supplements, and any referral or authorization forms your insurance plan requires.
New patients should also complete the appropriate patient forms before their appointment whenever possible. Having this information ready allows our team to better understand your medical history, current medications, allergies, previous treatments, and the concerns you would like to discuss.
If you are being evaluated for a specific skin problem, it may also be helpful to bring information about previous treatments or medications you have tried.
Your medications are an important part of your medical history. Prescription medications, over-the-counter products, vitamins, and supplements can sometimes affect your skin, hair, or nails or interact with medications and treatments used in dermatology.
Providing an accurate medication list helps your dermatology provider evaluate your concerns and recommend treatment with your overall health and safety in mind.
Your appointment will depend on the reason for your visit. Your provider may review your medical history, discuss your symptoms or concerns, examine the affected area, and recommend additional testing when appropriate.
From there, we can discuss your diagnosis and treatment options and develop an individualized care plan. Depending on your condition, treatment may include prescription or topical medications, in-office procedures, ongoing monitoring, or additional dermatologic care.
Consider scheduling a dermatology appointment when you notice a new, persistent, changing, or uncomfortable concern involving your skin, scalp, hair, or nails. This may include persistent acne, unexplained rashes, itching, hair loss, nail changes, excessive sweating, changing moles, unusual skin growths, or a spot that bleeds, changes, or does not heal.
You can also visit Wasatch Dermatology for preventive skin cancer screenings and ongoing management of chronic skin conditions.
Medical Dermatology & Skin Conditions
ExpandWasatch Dermatology provides comprehensive medical dermatology for a wide range of conditions affecting the skin, hair, scalp, and nails. Common concerns we evaluate and treat include acne, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis, rashes, hives, hyperhidrosis, warts, molluscum contagiosum, pigmentation concerns, hair loss, scalp conditions, nail disorders, and suspicious skin growths.
Our team also provides skin cancer screenings, evaluation of concerning lesions, skin cancer treatment, and Mohs micrographic surgery when appropriate.
Yes. Wasatch Dermatology provides dermatologic care for children and adults. Children can experience many of the same skin conditions as adults, along with concerns that are especially common during childhood and adolescence.
Our team can evaluate concerns such as acne, eczema, rashes, warts, molluscum contagiosum, birthmarks, moles, scalp conditions, and other changes involving the skin, hair, or nails.
Yes. Dermatology extends beyond the skin. Our providers diagnose and treat conditions affecting the hair, scalp, and nails, including hair loss, alopecia, dandruff, seborrheic dermatitis, scalp psoriasis, nail fungus, ingrown toenails, and nail psoriasis.
Because hair and nail changes can have many potential causes, a dermatologic evaluation can help determine what may be contributing to the problem and which treatment options are appropriate.
Yes. Our dermatology team can evaluate moles, skin tags, lesions, warts, and other skin growths and determine whether removal is appropriate.
Before removing a growth, your provider may examine it to determine whether it appears benign or requires additional evaluation. The appropriate removal technique depends on the growth's type, size, location, and characteristics.
Yes. We evaluate and treat excessive sweating, also known as hyperhidrosis. Hyperhidrosis may affect areas such as the underarms, hands, feet, or forehead and can interfere with everyday activities and quality of life.
Treatment recommendations depend on the severity and location of the sweating and may include prescription antiperspirants, oral medications, injectable treatments, or other approaches.
Skin Cancer Screenings & Mohs Surgery
ExpandFor many patients without a personal history of skin cancer, Wasatch Dermatology recommends an annual skin examination. Patients who have previously had skin cancer may be advised to return more frequently, such as every six months.
Your recommended screening schedule can vary based on your personal and family history, sun exposure, number and type of moles, previous abnormal biopsies, and other risk factors. Your dermatologist can recommend an appropriate schedule based on your individual risk.
During a skin cancer screening, your dermatology provider carefully examines your skin for suspicious moles, lesions, growths, or other changes that may warrant closer evaluation.
If an area looks concerning, your provider may recommend monitoring it, performing a biopsy, or taking another appropriate step to determine whether additional treatment is necessary.
Schedule an evaluation if you notice a mole or lesion that is new, changing in size, shape, or color, looks noticeably different from your other spots, repeatedly bleeds or crusts, becomes painful or itchy, or does not heal normally.
You do not have to wait until your next routine skin check if you notice something concerning. A dermatologist can examine the area and determine whether further testing is necessary.
Yes. Wasatch Dermatology provides Mohs micrographic surgery for certain types of skin cancer when appropriate. Mohs surgery removes cancerous tissue in carefully controlled layers while the surgeon examines the tissue during the procedure. This approach allows the surgeon to remove cancer cells while preserving as much surrounding healthy tissue as possible.
Whether Mohs surgery is recommended depends on factors such as the type, size, location, and characteristics of the skin cancer.
Medical vs. Cosmetic Dermatology
ExpandMedical dermatology focuses on diagnosing, treating, and managing conditions that affect the health of your skin, hair, scalp, and nails. Examples include acne, eczema, psoriasis, rashes, hair loss, nail disorders, suspicious lesions, and skin cancer.
Cosmetic dermatology focuses primarily on aesthetic concerns, such as fine lines, wrinkles, volume loss, uneven skin tone or texture, pigmentation, acne scarring, hair thinning, and body contouring.
Wasatch Dermatology offers medical and surgical dermatology, along with cosmetic services through SkinSculpt MedSpa + BodyShaping.
Cosmetic procedures are considered elective and are generally not covered by medical insurance. Patients are responsible for the cost of cosmetic treatments.
If you are unsure whether a particular concern or treatment is considered medically necessary or cosmetic, our team can help explain the distinction. Coverage decisions ultimately depend on your individual insurance plan.
Insurance, Referrals & Payment
ExpandWasatch Dermatology accepts several health insurance plans for eligible medical and surgical dermatology services. Current plans listed by the practice include Medicare, Deseret Mutual Benefit Association, First Health/CCN, GEHA, Select Health with certain network exclusions, Mailhandlers, Tricare, and Workers’ Compensation Fund.
Because insurance participation and individual benefits can change, we recommend contacting your insurance company or our office before your appointment to confirm coverage.
When Wasatch Dermatology participates with your insurance plan, our team can submit eligible medical and surgical dermatology claims to your insurance company.
You are still responsible for any amount your insurance company designates as patient responsibility, which may include copayments, deductibles, coinsurance, or non-covered services.
This depends on your insurance plan. Some plans require patients to obtain a referral from a primary care provider or receive prior authorization before certain dermatology visits, procedures, or treatments.
We recommend checking your insurance requirements before your appointment. If you have not obtained a required referral or authorization, you may be responsible for the cost of the service.
Many insurance plans require a copayment for dermatology services. Copayments are generally collected at the time of your appointment.
Your exact financial responsibility depends on your insurance plan, deductible, coinsurance, and the services you receive. Contact your insurance provider if you would like to better understand your benefits before your visit.
The cost of your visit depends on several factors, including the reason for your appointment, your insurance coverage, your deductible and coinsurance, and whether testing, procedures, biopsies, or additional treatments are performed.
Because the appropriate services cannot always be determined until your provider evaluates you, the total cost may vary from patient to patient. Your insurance company can provide more information about your specific benefits and expected out-of-pocket responsibility.
Our Dermatology Team
ExpandWasatch Dermatology's team includes board-certified dermatologists and other qualified dermatology providers who work together to provide comprehensive care for skin, hair, scalp, and nail concerns.
The practice is led by board-certified dermatologist Dr. Julie A. Maughan and also includes Dr. Emily Powell, a board-certified dermatologist and Mohs surgeon. Depending on the reason for your appointment, you may also receive care from another qualified member of the dermatology team.
Yes. Physician assistants and nurse practitioners are advanced healthcare professionals who can evaluate and manage many dermatologic conditions within their professional scope of practice.
Depending on the provider and your individual needs, this can include examining skin concerns, diagnosing conditions, ordering appropriate tests, prescribing medications, providing treatment, educating patients, and coordinating additional care when necessary.
Wasatch Dermatology works alongside SkinSculpt MedSpa + BodyShaping to provide cosmetic and aesthetic services. The cosmetic team includes professionals with specialized training in their respective treatments, while the practice's dermatology background provides a medically grounded approach to skin health and aesthetic care.
Location & Scheduling
ExpandWasatch Dermatology is located at:
5734 South 1475 East, Suite 300 South Ogden, UT 84403(opens in new tab)
The practice serves patients throughout South Ogden, Ogden, Weber County, and surrounding Northern Utah communities.
Wasatch Dermatology is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Office hours and appointment availability may change, so contact the practice if you need help finding an appointment time that works for you.
To schedule an appointment with Wasatch Dermatology, call or text (801) 475-5210 or request an appointment online.
Whether you need help managing a chronic skin condition, want a suspicious spot evaluated, are due for a skin cancer screening, or have concerns involving your hair, scalp, or nails, our team can help you determine the appropriate next step.