Cosmetic
Lasers and Devices

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• If you have private insurance such as BCBS, Aetna, etc., we can provide you with a superbill that includes visit codes. You can submit this to your insurance, yourself, and they will evaluate if your office visit fees from MD Derm can be used toward your deductible or you may even get reimbursed if you have met your deductible for the year.
• If you have a government based insurance plan such as Medicare or Medicaid, we can not provide you with a superbill and they do not allow you to be reimbursed for visit with MD Derm. 
• For private insurance and Medicare patients, you can chose to use your insurance for lab fees, imaging (radiology), pathologist fees, and prescriptions.

• Our top priority is improving access to expert dermatologic care. If you need a medical procedure, such as a skin cancer removal,  that is unobtainable for you financially, we are open to discussing a payment plan with you, in person, on an individual basis. 
• We do not offer payment plans for elective cosmetic procedures

• Acne
• Eczema
• Psoriasis
• Rashes
• Melasma
• Full “head-to-toe” skin exam 
• Mole exams, including urgent spot checks for a single mole or skin growth that is changing, bleeding, painful, or has a concerning appearance.
• Cryotherapy (freezing precancerous actinic keratosis, irritated seborrheic keratosis (nicknamed “barnacles”) or warts
• Skin cancer and skin biopsies (both Shave and Punch)
• Hair loss and treatment plan
• Autoimmune inflammatory conditions
• Blistering skin conditions
• Functional medicine consultation for those struggling with chronic inflammation in the skin and are interested in exploring potential root causes such as leaky gut, SIBO, hormonal imbalances, nutritional/micronutrient deficiencies.

• Raised mole removal
• Skin tag removal - freezing and snipping. $150 and up
• Cosmetic freezing for seborrheic keratosis (AKA “barnacles” or brown, rough, warty age spots) or appropriate facial lentigines (flat light brown age spots) 
• Benign excision (surgical removal of entire lesion that requires stitching) such as: lipomas, cysts, neurofibromas, or very large “skin tags” that require stitching. 
• Skin cancer excision
• Destruction of superficial skin cancers by curettage (scraping) and electrodessication (burning) - often referred to as “scrape and burn” in dermatology offices, appropriate for smaller superficial basal cell carcinoma or squamous cell carcinoma in situ and not an option for deeper skin cancers.
• Cosmetic cauterization for sebaceous hyperplasia (overgrown oil glands on the face), or cherry angiomas (bright red small growths on the body).
• Milia extraction (those little white pinpoint bumps/cysts that are a common nuisance on the face. They are clogged pores with trapped miniature keratin cysts.

• Cosmetic consultation and plan creation
• Wrinkle relaxers (Botox™, Dysport™, Xeomin™) to reduce lines that are caused by facial muscle movement.
• Avéli^TM Long-Term Cellulite Reduction Procedure

• Chemical Peels

Yes we do! Performed directly through our secure and privacy protected technology platform, our teledermatology visits can help you address a number of new or existing dermatology-related problems. Common conditions we can address virtually include acne, rosacea, hair loss, psoriasis and other various rashes. Conditions that cannot be addressed with teledermatology include skin cancers, changing moles or conditions requiring hands on surgical procedures.