The 9 best dermatology practices in Charlotte
Dermatology practices around Charlotte range from a Dilworth office run by the founder since 1997 to groups with four or five locations, Mohs surgery suites, walk-in hours and pediatric care. This list covers nine practices in Charlotte, Concord and Mooresville, with offices that reach Huntersville, Matthews, Pineville, Mint Hill, Indian Trail and Monroe. Several post cosmetic prices or consult fees, and insurance terms vary, including on Medicaid and Medicare. The list is for anyone booking a skin check, parents looking for pediatric dermatology and patients referred for Mohs surgery. Entries are listed alphabetically, not ranked.
How we chose
Each practice showed 2026 activity: dated 2026 blog posts or events, a website updated in 2026 with current providers and hours, or a 2026 page from a parent medical group listing the practice. Every practice is led by a dermatologist described as board certified by the practice. Picks are based on the physicians’ training as each practice lists the credentials, services such as Mohs surgery and pediatric care, the number of offices, posted prices and insurance terms. Awards that appear only on a practice’s own site were not counted. Services are described as each practice lists them, and none of this is medical advice. No practice paid to be included.
Charlotte Skin & Laser
Dr. Elizabeth Rostan, board certified by the American Board of Dermatology according to her bio, opened her Charlotte practice in September 2001 after earning her MD at UNC and finishing a dermatology residency at Duke, and the practice has operated as Charlotte Skin & Laser since 2011. A Huntersville office opened in 2026, and Rostan hosts the Queen City Skin podcast on evidence-based skin care. The provider list includes Dr. Montgomery, four physician assistants and a nurse practitioner.
Why we chose them
- Earlobe repair is $750 for one or $1,400 for both.
- Sclerotherapy is $900, paid in full at booking.
- Cosmetic consults with Dr. Rostan need a $150 deposit.
- Late cancellations or no-shows cost $50 for medical visits and $100 for excisions.
Address: Charlotte (Myers Park) — 130 Providence Road, with a second office in Huntersville
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Darst Dermatology
Dr. Marc Darst has passed board exams in dermatology, dermatopathology and family medicine, according to the practice, and trained as chief resident in dermatology at Wright State and in dermatopathology at UT Southwestern in Dallas. Dr. Laura B. Rosenzweig and four physician assistants round out the provider list. The site lists clinical trials in psoriasis, alopecia areata, acne, atopic dermatitis and hidradenitis suppurativa.
Why we chose them
- The building faces Providence Road near the I-485 interchange.
- The office closes from noon to 1 p.m. for lunch, and Fridays end at noon.
- Established patients can page the on-call doctor after hours.
- The practice states that no narcotic medications are prescribed.
Address: Charlotte (south Charlotte) — 11301 Golf Links Drive North, Suite 203, with a second office in Monroe
Dermatology Care of Charlotte
Four offices are led by dermatologists James Seward, Elizabeth Grattan, Sarah Carlock and Jocelyn Harris LaRocque, all board certified according to the practice, with a team of physician assistants and a nurse practitioner. Seward graduated first in his class at the Medical College of Ohio, and all four dermatologists, along with the PAs and NP, see children from infancy through the teen years, according to the practice. Fall 2026 Botox discounts ran in October, according to a dated post.
Why we chose them
- Cosmetic consultations are $75, credited toward a treatment within a year.
- The practice is out of network with every Medicaid plan.
- Book at 704-341-0090, or 704-821-0615 for Indian Trail, from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays.
- Pay bills directly, not through Doxo, which adds a fee, the practice warns.
Address: Charlotte (Ballantyne) — 15830 Ballantyne Medical Place, Suite 100, with offices in Waverly, Mint Hill and Indian Trail
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Dermatology Group of the Carolinas
Dermatology care here dates to 1991, according to the group, and two fellowship-trained Mohs surgeons, Dr. Jon Ter Poorten and Dr. Elliot Love, are on staff. The group says the practice’s own board-certified dermatopathologists read biopsies, phototherapy includes narrowband UVB, PUVA and hand-and-foot units, and a visiting faculty dermatologist comes monthly from schools such as UNC, Duke and Wake Forest.
Why we chose them
- Concord and Lake Norman offices close at 11:30 a.m. on Fridays.
- Cancel at least 24 business hours ahead to avoid a possible $25 no-show fee.
- Patients more than 20 minutes late are rescheduled.
- The Lake Norman office is on Kincey Avenue in Huntersville.
Address: Concord — 335 Penny Lane, with offices in Huntersville, Harrisburg and Salisbury
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Dermatology, Laser & Vein Specialists of the Carolinas
Dr. J. Blake Goslen III founded this practice in 1990 as The Goslen Center, and Dr. Gilly Munavalli has owned and run the practice under the current name since 2005. Munavalli, board certified by the American Board of Dermatology since 2002 according to his practice bio, completed a Mohs fellowship at UCSF and is an assistant professor at Wake Forest School of Medicine. The practice lists five locations, plus a separate surgical suite in the Midtown building.
Why we chose them
- Walk-in general dermatology runs 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on set weekdays at Marvin, Pineville, Matthews and University.
- The insurance list includes Medicare, Aetna, Humana and TRICARE; TRICARE Prime needs a referral.
- Midtown hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and until noon Friday.
- Park free in the deck next to Midtown Medical Plaza, on Level 6P.
Address: Charlotte (Midtown) — 1918 Randolph Road, Suite 550, with offices in Pineville, Matthews, University City and Marvin
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Dilworth Dermatology & Laser
Owner and founder Dr. Charles J. Brown is a board-certified dermatologist and a classical pianist, according to the site, which says the practice has served Charlotte since 1997. Physician assistants Heather Corbin, Katie Caggiano and Danielle Tashakori, laser nurse Charlene Rhem and a licensed medical aesthetician round out the team, and the laser lineup includes DEKA DOT, IPL, MaxG and DermaV. Physician-guided wellness programs run alongside dermatology.
Why we chose them
- Thursday hours run until 7 p.m., and Dr. Brown sees patients on Saturdays.
- Weekday hours start at 7:15 a.m.
- The insurance list covers Medicare, Railroad Medicare, TRICARE, CHAMPVA and select commercial plans.
- Parking is free on site, and the office is wheelchair accessible.
Address: Charlotte (Dilworth) — 719 East Blvd.
Fora Dermatology
Owner Dr. Bishr Al-Dabagh, a board-certified dermatologist according to the practice, completed a fellowship in Mohs, dermatologic oncology and reconstructive surgery, and the practice says Mohs is done in the Mooresville outpatient clinic with no hospital stay or general anesthesia. Dr. Muneeb Shah, known on social media as the DermDoctor, practices medical, cosmetic and procedural dermatology. The practice also runs superficial radiation therapy and an on-site dermatology program for employers.
Why we chose them
- A Statesville office opens in January 2027, with 2027 skin checks open for pre-booking.
- Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.
- Call (704) 230-1302, the number listed for every office, or text (980) 370-2632.
- A paid medical assistant gap-year program hires college graduates headed to medical, PA or NP school.
Address: Mooresville — 118 Gateway Blvd., Suite A, with a second Mooresville office and one in Taylorsville
Paviol Dermatology & Aesthetics
Dr. Scott Paviol, a board-certified dermatologist according to his practice bio, earned his MD at Penn State College of Medicine, completed a dermatology residency at the University of Michigan and practiced with Piedmont HealthCare at Lake Norman before opening in Charlotte, where the practice is part of the Statesville-based Piedmont HealthCare group. The practice’s services include the Nordlys light system and surgical removal of moles and cysts.
Why we chose them
- The practice moved just across the street, according to Piedmont HealthCare.
- Older listings still show the previous address, 2620 E. Seventh St., Suite 200.
- Most major insurance plans are accepted, according to the practice’s FAQ.
Address: Charlotte (Chantilly) — 2615 E. Seventh St.
Tryon Medical Partners
Tryon describes the group as an independent practice of more than 100 physicians, and the dermatology page says all of the dermatology physicians are board certified. Mohs surgery with Dr. Joshua B. Eickstaedt is now at SouthPark and accepts outside referrals, and a Tryon article says a Mohs visit usually lasts 1.5 to 4 hours on the same day. Botox and fillers are offered only at SouthPark and the Tryon Women’s Center.
Why we chose them
- Both Pineville dermatologists, Dr. Diana C. Norton and Dr. Ashley Walker, are marked as accepting new patients.
- SouthPark is the hub for Mohs surgery and cosmetic care.
- Tryon added 20,855 new patients across the group in 2025, according to the group’s release.
Address: Charlotte (SouthPark) — 6060 Piedmont Row Drive South, Floor 6, with dermatology offices in Ballantyne, Matthews and Pineville
Prices, hours and opening status last checked November 13, 2026. Call ahead where an entry says to.
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