Dr E. Eugene Bain III, MD Raleigh, North Carolina 27613

Name: E. Eugene Bain III, MD
Last name: Bain
Began aesthetic medicine in: 2013
Years experience: 10
Primary Specialty: Dermatologic Surgeon
Business: Bain Dermatology
Address: 7200 Creedmoor Road
Address suite: Suite 104
City: Raleigh
State: North Carolina
Zip Code: 27613
Country: US
Consulting Fees: -1$
Has Sponsored Offer : No
Clinical Privileges: 
  • N/A
Education: 
  • Medical: MD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine

E. Eugene Bain III, MD

Postdoc Training: 
  • Internship: Internal Medicine, University of North Carolina School of Medicine
  • Residencies:
  • Dermatology, SUNY Buffalo
  • Dermatology, University of Alabama School of Medicine
  • Fellowship: Mohs Surgery, NYU School of Medicine
Member of: 
  • American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS)
GPS coordinates on map: 35.7797,-78.6434021

Primary location: 
Location name: Raleigh-Durham
State: NC
Country: US
Map point: 35.7797,-78.6434021
Google plus: https://plus.google.com/112224454192066162246/about
Treatments: 
  • Belotero
  • Botox
  • CO2 Laser
  • Earlobe Repair
  • Facial Reconstructive Surgery
  • Fractional Laser
  • Hair Loss Treatment
  • Juvederm
  • Laser Resurfacing
  • Mohs Surgery
  • Mole Removal
  • Pulsed Dye Laser
  • Radiesse
  • Restylane Silk
  • Sculptra
  • Skin Rejuvenation
  • Spironolactone For Acne
  • Vbeam
  • Voluma
  • Xeomin

RealSelf Info

Rating: 1.0
Profile views: 1076
Answer count: 10
Review count: 1
1 star count: 1
Total star count: 1
Star rating: 1.7369969864653
Profile created: Mar 17, 2015
Profile modified: Oct 2, 2019
Profile promotion: No
Profile inactive: No
Premier status: Free
Tier: Free-Claimed
RealCare Promise: No
Directory link: Dermatologic Surgeon, Board Certified in Dermatology
RealSelf’s PRO: No
Doctor Designation Start Time: Jun 22, 2015
Doctor Designation End Time: Jan 1, 2033

Locations

  • Raleigh-Durham, NC, US. GPS coordinates: 35.7797,-78.6434021

Latest ratings of treatments

  • Mohs Surgery (Jan 2016) – Overall rating: 1/5 (Wait times: 1/5, Doctor’s bedside manner: 1/5, Phone or email responsiveness: 1/5, Payment process: 1/5, Time spent with patient: 1/5, After care follow-up: 1/5, Staff professionalism & courtesy: 1/5, Answered questions: 1/5)
  • Mohs Surgery (Jan 2016) – Overall rating: 1/5 (Wait times: 1/5, Doctor’s bedside manner: 1/5, Phone or email responsiveness: 1/5, Payment process: 1/5, Time spent with patient: 1/5, After care follow-up: 1/5, Staff professionalism & courtesy: 1/5, Answered questions: 1/5)
  • Mohs Surgery (Jan 2016) – Overall rating: 1/5 (Wait times: 1/5, Doctor’s bedside manner: 1/5, Phone or email responsiveness: 1/5, Payment process: 1/5, Time spent with patient: 1/5, After care follow-up: 1/5, Staff professionalism & courtesy: 1/5, Answered questions: 1/5)
  • Mohs Surgery (Jan 2016) – Overall rating: 1/5 (Wait times: 1/5, Doctor’s bedside manner: 1/5, Phone or email responsiveness: 1/5, Payment process: 1/5, Time spent with patient: 1/5, After care follow-up: 1/5, Staff professionalism & courtesy: 1/5, Answered questions: 1/5)
  • Mohs Surgery (Jan 2016) – Overall rating: 1/5 (Wait times: 1/5, Doctor’s bedside manner: 1/5, Phone or email responsiveness: 1/5, Payment process: 1/5, Time spent with patient: 1/5, After care follow-up: 1/5, Staff professionalism & courtesy: 1/5, Answered questions: 1/5)
  • Mohs Surgery (Jan 2016) – Overall rating: 1/5 (Wait times: 1/5, Doctor’s bedside manner: 1/5, Phone or email responsiveness: 1/5, Payment process: 1/5, Time spent with patient: 1/5, After care follow-up: 1/5, Staff professionalism & courtesy: 1/5, Answered questions: 1/5)
  • Mohs Surgery (Jan 2016) – Overall rating: 1/5 (Wait times: 1/5, Doctor’s bedside manner: 1/5, Phone or email responsiveness: 1/5, Payment process: 1/5, Time spent with patient: 1/5, After care follow-up: 1/5, Staff professionalism & courtesy: 1/5, Answered questions: 1/5)
  • Mohs Surgery (Jan 2016) – Overall rating: 1/5 (Wait times: 1/5, Doctor’s bedside manner: 1/5, Phone or email responsiveness: 1/5, Payment process: 1/5, Time spent with patient: 1/5, After care follow-up: 1/5, Staff professionalism & courtesy: 1/5, Answered questions: 1/5)

Doctor’s answers

Question
Answer Header & Date
Answer Snippet
I have a pre-cancer area on tip of nose. What would be the best way to remove this area without
Mohs
Jun 27, 2015
For pre-cancerous lesions (actinic keratoses), Mohs surgery is not required and would not be appropriate. This would be best treated with liquid nitrogen or even one of several topical prescription medication, of which there are several options. I would see your dermatologist or Mohs surgeon for this. Mohs micrographic surgery is still the preferred treatment for the removal of skin cancers (basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma most commonly). When done by a…
Is it possible to have little red dots in or on your face, as a delayed reaction to having Botox
Botox
Jun 27, 2015
You may want to contact your provider who administered the Botox for a more complete evaluation for any reactions or adverse effects you are experiencing. It is difficult to say exactly what is going on without a photograph, however you may have had some focal or pinpoint bruising. Any bruising may be improved with pulse dye laser. The sites of injection are usually red immediately following a treatment, though this often fades within less than a day.
If the basal cell carcinoma is small in appearance, does this mean that it will be a smaller sur
Infiltrative Basal Cell Carcinoma
Jun 25, 2015
While smaller lesions tend to result in less skin excised for tumor clearance, infiltrative basal cell carcinomas do have a tendency to spread out in a subclinical way beyond the visible lesion. It’s very difficult to say at the outset of any Mohs case what will be required in the removal of the tumor. And in some cases, I’ve found the pathology from the biopsy underestimates the true aggressiveness of the skin cancer. You’re doing the right thing by having Mohs as your…
Will a V beam laser help my redness leftover from acne? How many treatments will I need?
Vbeam
Jun 23, 2015
The Vbeam is a pulse dye laser which primarily targets lesions with strong vascular (blood vessel) component. As such, it will work well for some of the redness and scarring you have. Given that yours is mild, one treatment may suffice, however in our office we always counsel patients that 2-3 treatments may be necessary to see a sufficient reduction in redness. For some of the scarring you have, a fractionated resurfacing laser would also be beneficial and should be…
Should I keep using Vaseline if I’m having a reaction?
Post Op Care
Jun 23, 2015
The primary reason for your soreness is probably all of the bruising and swelling you’ve experienced post operatively. It’s not uncommon following Mohs excisions and reconstructions on the face for patients to have significant bruising at and below the operative site due to the many blood vessels on the face. In general, you should follow the instructions of the surgeon performing the procedure for post operative care guidance. Vaseline (petrolatum) is relatively insert and…
What kind of acne is this and how do I get rid of it?
Acne
Jun 23, 2015
From the pictures you’ve shown, it looks like you probably have a combination of acne types-primarily inflammatory and comedonal. Over-the-counter products such as face washes often work best as a adjunct to a good prescription regimen. It would be best for you to see a dermatologist for a more thorough evaluation and prescription strength topical and possibly oral medication.
Can botox injections be given along with radiesse high on cheeks?
Radiesse and Botox
Jun 22, 2015
There should be no problem receiving these two treatments in close proximity time wise. Two of the main treatments that come to mind to me that you would not want on the same day would be a botulinum toxin and sculptra. This is mainly because self massage of treated areas is required after sculptra, and you would not want to accidentally massage an area treated with botulinum toxin due to the risk of product migration. This should not be an issue with radiesse as no massage…

Last updated on 12/15/2023