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There are 140 Dermatologists in Mesa, AZ and 53% of those with reviews are rated 4-star or higher. Some of the most common clinical focuses include Skin Cancer & Excision, Cosmetic Skin Procedures and Skin Conditions. Popular hospitals in the area include Chandler Regional Medical Center, HonorHealth John C. Lincoln Medical Center and Banner Desert Medical Center.
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140 Results for Dermatology near Mesa, AZ
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Healthcare at a Glance in Mesa, AZ

Care in Mesa is found within public healthcare networks and specialty facilities. The Banner network houses various general and specialty care medical facilities, notably the Banner Baywood Medical Center and Banner Heart Hospital. Families can take their children to the Banner Children’s Desert hospital. The nearest VA clinic, the Staff Sergeant Alexander W. Conrad Veterans Affairs Health Care Clinic, is nine miles away in Gilbert, AZ.

Mesa’s Top-Rated Facilities

U.S. News ranks the Banner Baywood Medical Center as a high performer in six procedures/conditions, including:

  • heart failure
  • diabetes
  • colon cancer surgery

U.S. News ranks the Banner Heart Hospital, featuring 111 beds, as high performers in four different procedures/conditions, including:

  • stroke
  • aortic valve surgery
  • heart failure
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Dermatologist Frequently Asked Questions

Medically reviewed by Sara Perkins, MD – Written by Megan Lentz
What is a dermatologist?

Dermatologists are specifically trained to help diagnose and treat common disorders, such as acne, psoriasis, eczema, hair loss, and skin cancers.

Common procedures performed by dermatologists are skin grafts, wart removals, Mohs surgery, and ultraviolet light therapy.

You can also see a dermatologist for cosmetic procedures and injections such as Botox injections, chemical peels, removal of varicose veins, laser resurfacing or other laser procedures, and microdermabrasion.

What procedures do dermatologists perform?

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Dermatologists can perform the following procedures:

What conditions do dermatologists treat?

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Dermatologists can treat more than 3,000 conditions. Here are some common conditions they can treat:

Types of dermatologists

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The following are specific types of dermatologists:

  • cosmetic dermatologist
  • dermatopathologist
  • immunodermatologist, who specializes in skin conditions caused by immune disorders
  • pediatric dermatologist, who specializes in caring for children
  • Mohs surgeon, who specializes in Mohs surgery

What should I ask a dermatologist?

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Top questions to ask a dermatologist during your appointment:

  • Do I need a full skin exam? How often should I have one?
  • Do you recommend any skin care products to slow the signs of aging?
  • What steps should I take to protect my skin?
  • What can I do to lower my risk of skin cancer?
  • Should I be concerned about this new growth?
  • Will this procedure cause scarring? Are there side effects or complications?
  • What are my minimally invasive options for a procedure?
  • Are there diet or environmental changes that may trigger a flare-up of my condition?
  • How often have you performed this procedure?
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