Specialty
Dermatology: find dermatologists and care information
Dermatologists diagnose and treat conditions of the skin, hair, and nails — from acne, eczema, and psoriasis to skin-cancer detection and surgical removal.
When to see one
When to see a dermatologist
- A new, changing, or bleeding mole or spot
- Acne, rosacea, or rashes not improving with over-the-counter care
- Persistent itching, hives, or hair loss
- A yearly skin check if you have many moles or a history of skin cancer
Subspecialties
Areas within dermatology
Medical DermatologyMohs & Dermatologic SurgeryPediatric DermatologyCosmetic Dermatology
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Conditions
Conditions dermatologists treat
Procedures
Common procedures & tests
What to expect at a visit
A visit often includes a full-body skin exam. Suspicious spots may be photographed, dermoscopically examined, or biopsied the same day.
Insurance & referrals
Medical visits (rashes, skin checks, lesions) are billed to medical insurance; purely cosmetic procedures are usually out of pocket.
Frequently asked questions
- How often should I get a skin cancer screening?
- Once a year for most adults with risk factors, and sooner if you notice a new or changing spot.
- Can a dermatologist treat hair loss?
- Yes — dermatologists evaluate the cause of hair loss and offer medical and procedural treatments.
- Do I need a referral?
- PPO plans usually allow self-referral; HMO plans often require one from primary care.
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