4401 West Gate Blvd, Ste 120
Austin, TX, 78745
Phone: (512) 815-2559
Lindsay Weber is a Board-Certified Physician Assistant who has practiced dermatology since 2003. Originally from Ohio, she has built her career helping patients of all ages achieve healthier skin through compassionate, expert care. Her clinical experience spans medical dermatology, skin cancer screenings, and dermatologic procedures, and she also provides cosmetic treatments including Botox, Dysport, and dermal fillers.
Outside the clinic, Lindsay enjoys Austin’s active lifestyle with her partner, two children, and three dogs. She is an avid yogi, tennis player, and fan of Austin’s food scene, especially its taco spots.
Master of Physician Assistant Studies (University of Nebraska) Completed clinical training in medical practice and patient care, building the foundation for a career in medical and surgical dermatology.
Bachelor of Science in Biology, High Honors University of Cincinnati
Graduated with High Honors, with coursework in the biological sciences that supports her clinical work in dermatology.
Professional Certifications Board Certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA) since 2003
Licensed Physician Assistant, Texas Medical Board
Lindsay Weber, PA-C, is a Board-Certified Physician Assistant practicing medical and cosmetic dermatology at Revelus Dermatology in Austin, Texas. Board certified since 2003, she previously served as a Dermatology Physician Assistant at Cleveland Clinic in Avon, Ohio, and as a Surgical Assistant at Cleveland Clinic-Fairview General Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio.
Her background in both dermatology and surgical care allows her to support patients across a wide range of needs, from routine skin cancer screenings to in-office procedures and cosmetic treatments. Patients see Lindsay for thorough, unhurried care and clear explanations at every visit.
Lindsay Weber provides medical dermatology services for patients of all ages, from skin cancer screenings and rash evaluations to in-office surgical procedures. Each visit starts with a careful evaluation and a treatment plan tailored to your skin and your goals.
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Lindsay Weber also provides cosmetic dermatology services, including Botox, Dysport, dermal fillers, and Sculptra. Every cosmetic visit begins with a conversation about your goals so treatment recommendations fit what you actually want, whether that is softening frown lines or restoring lost volume.
view all Lindsay Weber evaluates and treats skin conditions ranging from acne, rashes, and psoriasis to skin cancer and precancerous growths. If you are not sure what is causing a skin change, an evaluation with Lindsay is the right place to start.
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is lindsay weber accepting new patients? Yes. Lindsay Weber is accepting new patients at Revelus Dermatology in South Austin for both medical and cosmetic dermatology visits. You can schedule online or call the office at (512) 815-2559.
does lindsay weber take insurance? Revelus Dermatology accepts most major insurance plans for medical dermatology visits. Cosmetic treatments are not covered by insurance. Visit our insurance page or call the office to confirm coverage for your specific plan.
what is a pa-c? PA-C stands for Certified Physician Assistant. A PA-C completes a master’s level medical education, passes a national certifying exam, and maintains certification through ongoing education and periodic re-examination. Lindsay has been board certified by the NCCPA since 2003 and practices alongside our board-certified dermatologists.
what does lindsay weber treat? Lindsay evaluates and treats medical skin conditions including acne, rashes, psoriasis, eczema, and suspicious growths, and performs skin cancer screenings and in-office procedures. She also provides cosmetic treatments such as Botox, Dysport, dermal fillers, and Sculptra.
does lindsay weber do botox and fillers? how should i prepare for my appointment with lindsay? Arrive with a list of your current medications and any skin products you use regularly. For skin exams, avoid wearing makeup or nail polish if possible so your skin and nails can be fully evaluated. Bring photos of any spots or rashes that come and go.
how often should i get a skin cancer screening? Most adults benefit from a yearly full-body skin exam, and more often if you have a history of skin cancer, many moles, or significant sun exposure. Lindsay can recommend the right screening schedule for you at your first visit.
Lindsay Weber is an active member of the Society of Dermatology Physician Assistants (SDPA), the American Academy of Physician Associates (AAPA), and the Texas Academy of Physician Associates (TAPA). Membership keeps her engaged with ongoing education and current best practices in dermatology.
