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Dermatologists - Arlington, VA

We found 12 dermatologists in Arlington, VA.

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Dr. Rhett Austin Kent, MD, FAAD

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3833 Fairfax Drive, Arlington, VA

571-363-4791

Dr. Rhett Kent practices dermatology (skin disorders) in Arlington, VA and Vienna, VA. He studied at Louisiana State University School of Medicine in Shreveport.
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Dr. Courtney Regan Herbert, MPH, MD

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1005 N Glebe Road, Arlington, VA 22201

Dr. Courtney Herbert is a dermatology (skin disorders) specialist in Arlington, VA.
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Dr. Michelle A. Rivera, MD

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1635 N George Mason Drive, Arlington, VA

703-524-7206

Dr. Michelle Rivera practices dermatology (skin disorders) in Arlington, VA. She graduated from Weill Cornell Medical College.
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Dr. Kenneth W. Neal Jr., MD

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MOHS-Micrographic Surgery

611 S Carlin Springs Road, Arlington, VA 22204

571-431-6175

Dr. Kenneth Neal is an Arlington, VA physician who specializes in MOHS-micrographic surgery. He studied at Meharry Medical College.

"Inexperienced, not knowledgeable at all ! he saw me for 5 min or less, when I asked him about his opinion on my medical condition he said I needed to ask another dermatologist, he is the first bad doctor a had in the Aetna group, what a waste of time and money !!! "

October 3, 2017
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Dr. Mary Elizabeth Walterhoefer, M.D.

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1525 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, VA

703-966-7127

Dr. Mary Walterhoefer works as a dermatology (skin disorders) specialist in Annapolis, MD. Dr. Walterhoefer is a graduate of the University of Maryland School of Medicine.
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Dr. Caroline Michaux Lewis Stovall, M.D.

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1525 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, VA

703-966-7127

Dr. Caroline Stovall is an Arlington, VA physician who specializes in dermatology (skin disorders). Dr. Stovall is a graduate of Medical College of Georgia.
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Dr. Matthew Ross Livingood, M.D.

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801 N Quincy Street, Arlington, VA

703-259-9561

Dr. Matthew Livingood specializes in dermatology (skin disorders) and practices in Arlington, VA. He graduated from Georgetown University School of Medicine.
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Dr. Ellinor Quay Coyne, M.D.

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801 N Quincy Street, Arlington, VA

703-259-9561

Dr. Ellinor Coyne practices dermatology (skin disorders) in Arlington, VA. She graduated from New York University (NYU) School of Medicine.
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Dr. Amanda M. Campbell, MD

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3803 Fairfax Drive, Arlington, VA

703-881-9117

Dr. Amanda Campbell works as a dermatology (skin disorders) specialist in Arlington, VA. Dr. Campbell attended Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine.
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Angela Hou

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2900 S Quincy Street, Arlington, VA 22206

703-212-7546

Dr. Angela Hou is a dermatology (skin disorders) specialist in Arlington, VA. She studied at New York University (NYU) School of Medicine.
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Dr. Jessica Elizabeth Kalen, MD

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1525 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, VA

703-966-7127

Dr. Jessica Kalen studied at the University of Florida College of Medicine.
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Dr. Madeleine Gabrielle Sowash, MD

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1525 Wilson, Arlington, VA 22209

703-966-7127

Dr. Madeleine Sowash is a dermatology (skin disorders) specialist in Arlington, VA. She graduated from Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons.

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What is Dermatology?

Dermatologists are medical doctors who take care of your skin, hair, and nails. Their work can involve everything from treating uncomfortable and itchy allergic rashes, to injecting Botox and removing wrinkles, to performing surgery to remove life-threatening skin cancers.

Dermatology is divided into several branches. A dermatologist may perform all of these services in his or her daily work, or he or she may specialize and focus on just one field.

Dermatopathology deals with the identification of skin diseases. Dermatopathologists diagnose skin problems, usually by taking scrapings of skin and examining them under a microscope.
Cosmetic dermatology is the branch of dermatology that works to improve the appearance of the skin. This can include wrinkle reduction, liposuction, hair loss treatment, or the treatment of scars.
Dermatological Immunology is a subspecialty that deals specifically with immune related problems of the skin, such as eczema or lupus.
Pediatric dermatologists treat newborns and children with skin disorders. They also provide help to families with inherited skin problems.
Mohs surgeons are specialized dermatologists who can remove skin cancers using a microsurgery known as Mohs technique, where slides of the tissue are examined as they are removed. This is a very exact surgery with an extremely high cure rate.

The skin is extremely important: it covers and protects everything in the body. A dermatologist helps keep it healthy, as well as looking and feeling good.