Dermatologists in New York, NY
New York, NY residents can access dermatology practices across medical and cosmetic specialties. UV exposure, seasonal allergies, and local environmental factors all influence skin health — verify any dermatologist's certification with the American Board of Dermatology's public directory before booking. Below is Fonteum's directory of dermatologists in New York, drawn from our database of 19 listed providers and ordered by public Google star rating and review-count signals.
Last updated: May 25, 2026· Data sourced from Fonteum's database of 19 dermatologists in New York, NY · sources · methodology
Providers listed
19
Avg New York rating
4.7★
Highest-rated
MDCS Dermatology: Medical Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery
Local Dermatologists in New York
- 1
MDCS Dermatology: Medical Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery
4.9★ (1,680 reviews)Acne Treatment, Skin Cancer Screening, Cosmetic Dermatology - 2
Spring Street Dermatology - Uptown
4.9★ (1,181 reviews)Acne Treatment, Skin Cancer Screening, Cosmetic Dermatology - 3
Washington Square Dermatology
4.9★ (1,039 reviews)Acne Treatment, Skin Cancer Screening, Cosmetic Dermatology - 4
Columbia Dermatology
4.9★ (416 reviews)Acne Treatment, Skin Cancer Screening, Cosmetic Dermatology - 5
Idriss Dermatology
4.9★ (339 reviews)Acne Treatment, Skin Cancer Screening, Cosmetic Dermatology - 6
Downtown Dermatology
4.9★ (279 reviews)Acne Treatment, Skin Cancer Screening, Cosmetic Dermatology - 7
Park Avenue Dermatology
4.9★ (148 reviews)Acne Treatment, Skin Cancer Screening, Cosmetic Dermatology - 8
Manhattan Dermatology Specialists
4.9★ (104 reviews)Acne Treatment, Skin Cancer Screening, Cosmetic Dermatology - 9
Manhattan Dermatology
4.8★ (779 reviews)Acne Treatment, Skin Cancer Screening, Cosmetic Dermatology - 10
Pura Dermatology Hudson Yards: Dermatologist NYC, Botox, Juvederm, Dysport, Acne Treatment, Scar Removal
4.8★ (757 reviews)Acne Treatment, Skin Cancer Screening, Cosmetic Dermatology
How we rank dermatologists in New York
Fonteum ranks dermatologists in New York using four objective signals drawn from our database of 19 listed providers. No paid placement affects ranking.
- Star rating — The primary sort signal. Businesses with consistently higher ratings (4.5–5.0★) rank at the top. Ratings are sourced from public Google reviews.
- Review volume — All else equal, a business with 500 reviews is ranked above one with 50. High volume reduces the effect of outlier reviews.
- Listing completeness — Businesses that have claimed and filled out their Fonteum listing receive a completeness signal; it does not override star or review signals.
- Active status — Only businesses confirmed active in our May 25, 2026 dataset appear on this page. Permanently closed businesses are excluded.
What to look for when hiring a dermatologist in New York
- Verify the dermatologist's certification with the American Board of Dermatology (ABD) — the only ABMS-recognized dermatology certification body in the US.
- Check whether the practice accepts your insurance before booking to avoid surprise billing under the federal No Surprises Act.
- Look for subspecialty training (Mohs surgery, cosmetic, pediatric) that matches your specific needs; Mohs surgeons should be ACMS-certified.
- Ask about new-patient wait times — high-rated practices often book out 2–10 weeks per the New York listings above.
- For cosmetic procedures, ask to see before/after photos from actual patients treated at the practice.
- Read recent reviews focusing on bedside manner, wait times, and billing transparency.
Average cost of dermatology care in New York
Dermatology care costs in New York, NY typically fall in the $150–$350 range, depending on scope, urgency, and provider tier. New York pricing tends to reflect NY labor rates and local market competition. Always get written estimates from at least two of the dermatologists listed above before committing.
For a detailed cost breakdown by job type and city, see our full dermatology care cost guide →
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a dermatologist visit cost in New York?
- A standard new-patient dermatology visit in New York, NY costs $150–$350 without insurance. With insurance, you typically pay your specialist copay ($30–$75) under the relevant CPT codes (99203–99205 for new patients). Cosmetic procedures (Botox, fillers, laser) are out-of-pocket and vary widely — ask for itemized pricing in writing.
- How do I confirm a dermatologist's credentials in New York?
- Use the directory above, then confirm each physician's certification at the American Board of Dermatology's public directory or the ABMS Certification Matters lookup. Filter by insurance acceptance and subspecialty (medical vs. cosmetic vs. Mohs) to narrow your search.
- How long is the wait for a dermatologist in New York?
- New patient wait times for dermatologists in New York range from 2 to 10 weeks depending on the practice. Cosmetic-only providers typically have shorter waits than medical dermatologists. Joining a cancellation list can speed access.
- Does insurance cover dermatology visits in NY?
- Medical dermatology (skin conditions, mole checks, acne treatment) is typically covered by insurance in NY after your deductible and specialist copay. Cosmetic procedures (Botox, fillers, laser resurfacing) are almost never covered.
- What should I expect at my first dermatology appointment in New York?
- Your first dermatology visit in New York typically includes a full-body skin exam, a review of your medical history and any medications, and discussion of your specific concerns. Plan for 30–45 minutes. Bring a list of current medications and note any areas of concern in advance.
More from Fonteum Research
National Dermatology Supply by State — NPPES 2026 Snapshot →
Active U.S. dermatologists per 100,000 residents, by state, from the public CMS NPI Registry. See the network methodology for sourcing, refresh cadence, and the corrections process.
See all dermatologists in New York on dermprolist.com
dermprolist.com is the dedicated dermatologists directory in the Fonteum network — full New York listings with hours, phone, and recent reviews.
Is your dermatologist business listed above?
For corrections to public records, use the corrections log to update hours, services, photos, and respond to reviews on dermprolist.com. No payment required. Owner-claim is the only path that flips a Google-sourced listing to owner-managed in our dataset; we do not invent or backfill claims.
Data sourced from Fonteum's database of 19 listed dermatologists in New York, NY. Directory pages refresh on a 24-hour ISR window; source snapshots roll forward on the published data cadence. Public Google rating + review-count fields, where shown, are sourced from Google Business Profiles and remain attributed to Google — Fonteum does not own, moderate, or attest to those reviews. Read our methodology, data provenance, or the editorial team.
Compliance posture
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