Frequently Asked

Q1: What is a direct-care dermatology practice?

A: A direct-care dermatology practice operates under a model where the dermatologists and patients interact directly without the involvement of insurance companies.

Q2: How do I become a member of the direct-care dermatology practice?

A: We do not currently offer memberships. Patients pay only for the services that they need, including evaluation and treatment.

Q3: Do you accept insurance?

A: Our practice operates on a direct-care model, so we do not bill insurance for services provided. This allows us to direct more energy and attention to our patients. However, some insurance plans such as PPOs that offer out-of-network benefits may reimburse you for services you receive here. If you have out-of-network benefits, we recommend contacting your insurance provider for detailed information on coverage and reimbursement procedures.

Q4: What happens if I need a procedure?

A: Any procedures, treatments, or services are billed separately at competitive rates and provided by a board-certified and fellowship-trained dermatologist. Prior to any additional service or procedure, we will provide a detailed explanation of the cost and any available payment options.

Q5: How do I schedule an appointment?

A: Appointments can be scheduled by calling our office directly or through our online scheduling system. We strive to accommodate urgent dermatological needs promptly.

Q6: Is there a limit to the number of visits I can make?

A: There is no limit to the number of visits you can make or the length of your appointment. However, we strive to solve your concerns speedily and in a time-effective manner.

Q7: Do you offer cosmetic dermatology services?

A: Yes, we do offer cosmetic dermatology services such as Botox, fillers, laser treatments, and skin rejuvenation procedures.

Q8: Can I reach my dermatologist after office hours in case of an emergency?

A: Our practice has an emergency communication line for urgent dermatological needs. Please contact our office for specific information on after-hours communication and services.