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Our Own Lab

Dermatopathology, inside our own practice

When we take a biopsy at Newnan Dermatology, it doesn't get boxed up and shipped to a corporate lab across the country. It goes to our practice's own dermatopathology lab — at our Peachtree City office, a short drive away — where it's processed by our histology team and read under the microscope by Paul Haun, MD, our board-certified dermatopathologist, who also sees patients here in Newnan. Faster answers, one chart, and a pathologist your provider can talk to directly.

Paul Haun, MD reading pathology slides at the microscope in our practice's dermatopathology lab

Why It Matters

What our own pathology changes for you

Faster answers

Your slides never leave the practice — no shipping, no outside-lab queue, no results lost between systems. The waiting is the hardest part of a biopsy; we've shortened it.

A pathologist you can meet

Dermatopathology is its own board-certified specialty — the microscopic diagnosis of skin disease. Ours is done by Dr. Haun, a dermatologist and dermatopathologist who also sees patients in these offices.

Surgeon and pathologist, one team

During Mohs surgery and complex cases, your surgeon and the pathologist confer directly — not by fax. That collaboration is built into how this practice works.

Inside The Lab

From biopsy to diagnosis, within one practice

A hospital-grade histology lab, purpose-built into our practice at Peachtree City Dermatology — the photos below are from that lab.

Microtome sectioning tissue into thin slices in the dermatopathology lab
Tissue is embedded and sectioned microns thin
Tissue processing and staining equipment in the lab
Processed and stained on hospital-grade equipment
Slides prepared and organized for review
Every slide catalogued and tracked in your chart
Our histology team preparing tissue in the lab
A dedicated in-house histology team
Advanced staining and processing equipment
Advanced testing capability, including IHC
Dr. Haun reviewing slides at the microscope
Read by a dual board-certified dermatopathologist

Professional Memberships

American Society of Dermatopathology American Academy of Dermatology American College of Mohs Surgery

Advanced Testing

Beyond the standard slide

Some diagnoses need more than routine staining. Our lab supports advanced techniques — including immunohistochemistry (IHC), special stains that highlight specific cell types and markers — which matter most for tricky melanocytic lesions, unusual tumors, and inflammatory disease. Dr. Haun's fellowship training at the University of Pennsylvania included complex cases like cutaneous lymphoma, and that depth stays within the practice.

  • Routine histology — processing, embedding, sectioning, and H&E staining, all in our own lab
  • Immunohistochemistry (IHC) — marker-specific stains for difficult diagnoses
  • Mohs frozen sections — same-visit margin reads during Mohs surgery
  • Direct consultation — complex cases discussed provider-to-pathologist, same day

Meet The Pathologist

Paul Haun, MD

Dual board-certified — in dermatology and in dermatopathology — Dr. Haun trained at OHSU (chief resident) and completed his dermatopathology fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania. He reads the practice's pathology and sees patients at all three offices — which means the person diagnosing your biopsy has very likely examined skin just like yours in clinic that same week.

Dr. Paul Haun with a patient at Newnan Dermatology

Waiting on a biopsy somewhere else?

We can request your records and take it from here — diagnosis and treatment within one practice.

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