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SkinCancerDermatologist.com
What it's for
A dedicated medical directory for discovering board-certified dermatologists, Mohs micrographic surgeons, skin cancer screening centers, and clinical dermatology practices across the country.
SkinCancerDermatologist.com is an independent national directory connecting patients, families, and referring physicians with qualified board-certified dermatologists, fellowship-trained Mohs surgeons, dermatopathologists, and oncology skin clinics. From routine full-body annual skin exams and high-resolution dermoscopic mole mapping to advanced surgical excision of basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and malignant melanoma, our directory organizes provider credentials, hospital affiliations, insurance plans accepted, and clinical specialties to help patients secure early detection and specialized medical care.
How it works
Browse. Compare. Reach out.
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Search by location, specialty & accepted insurance
Browse dermatology practices by city, state, zip code, accepted healthcare networks, and specific clinical focus such as Mohs surgery or mole mapping.
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Compare physician credentials & surgical capabilities
Review board certifications, fellowship training, hospital privileges, dermoscopy technologies, in-office surgical suite accreditations, and patient feedback.
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Request screening appointments & consults directly
Access direct phone numbers, verified clinic addresses, official patient portal links, and appointment inquiry forms to schedule skin evaluations.
Who uses it
People come here for…
- Scheduling an annual comprehensive full-body skin exam and mole evaluation
- Finding fellowship-trained Mohs micrographic surgeons for facial or delicate skin lesion excision
- Locating dermatologists specializing in melanoma diagnosis and digital dermoscopy
- Evaluating in-network dermatology clinics accepting commercial Medicare or private health plans
- Seeking a second opinion on abnormal biopsy pathology reports or suspicious skin growths
- Finding pediatric and adult dermatologists for high-risk patients with family histories of skin cancer
- Physician name, clinical practice name, physical clinic address, and direct appointment phone numbers
- Board certifications: American Board of Dermatology (ABD) and fellowship credentials (ACMS)
- Clinical specialties: Mohs micrographic surgery, melanoma management, basal cell carcinoma, dermoscopy
- Accepted insurance networks: Medicare, commercial PPO/HMO plans, and self-pay consultation schedules
- Clinic facilities: CLIA-certified pathology labs, on-site surgical suites, and digital mole-monitoring imaging
- Full-Body Skin Cancer Screenings
- Mohs Micrographic Surgery
- Melanoma Diagnosis & Management
- Basal & Squamous Cell Carcinoma Excision
- Digital Dermoscopy & Mole Mapping
- Skin Biopsy & Dermatopathology Review
- Reconstructive Dermatologic Surgery
Patients seeking skin checks, individuals with suspicious moles or confirmed skin cancers, referring primary care physicians, and caregivers.
Good to know
Questions
- What is the difference between a general dermatologist and a Mohs surgeon?
- All Mohs surgeons are board-certified dermatologists, but fellowship-trained Mohs surgeons complete an additional intensive 1- to 2-year accredited fellowship in micrographic surgery, pathology interpretation, and advanced reconstructive surgery, specializing in treating skin cancers with maximum tissue preservation.
- How often should I have a professional skin cancer screening exam?
- Medical guidelines recommend an annual full-body skin exam by a board-certified dermatologist for most adults. Individuals with fair complexions, history of significant sunburns, dysplastic nevus syndrome, or personal/family history of skin cancer may require screenings every 3 to 6 months.
- What warning signs should prompt an immediate dermatology evaluation?
- Follow the ABCDE criteria for moles: Asymmetry, Border irregularity, Color variations, Diameter larger than 6mm (pencil eraser size), and Evolving size, shape, or symptoms like bleeding, itching, or crusting, as well as any persistent non-healing sore.
- Does SkinCancerDermatologist.com provide medical diagnosis or treatment advice?
- No. SkinCancerDermatologist.com is an informational provider directory and does not offer medical advice, diagnosis, or clinical guarantees. Always consult a licensed medical professional directly for health assessments and treatment plans.
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