The past 18 months have been filled with positive changes and growth at Timeless Skin Solutions. We added a location in New Albany with several new team members who provide our patients with the most advanced skin care treatments possible. Our Dublin location continues to thrive thanks to referrals from our loyal patients and amazing team of professionals.
(L to R) Dr. Carol Clinton and Dr. Erin Olah
In order to continue offering the highest level of care to our patients, I have focused my efforts on keeping
abreast of new and developing treatments, while personally hiring and training each new staff member. The Timeless team has never been stronger and the feedback from our patients reflects that. It is gratifying to see my staff grow and I am 100 percent confident in their abilities.
Over the years, I’ve been open about my journey with cancer. I was fortunate to get excellent care and overcome the disease while I was a busy doctor and young mother. Since then, I have openly shared the details of my care and treatment with many of you, as well as at conferences and in the media. I hope that in sharing my story, I can demystify the diagnosis and treatment for others.
(L to R) Dr. Carol Clinton and fellow members of her Pelotonia team, Girls With Gears.
I write today to share the news that the cancer I had many years ago has returned and I will be undergoing surgery next week. I am getting exceptional care and I will also be receiving a treatment that is substantially more advanced than in years past. As before, I plan to share my journey with you as I think it helps to understand such a diagnosis, the treatment, and most importantly, recovery. I welcome your well wishes and check-in’s during my time out of the office at
[email protected].
We will continue to provide the expert care you’ve come to expect at Timeless Skin Solutions, led by my husband, Chris Clinton, and the tremendous team of professionals at both Timeless locations.
I thank you for your care and support as I once again travel down this path.
Sincerely,
Dr. Carol Clinton
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