Dermatology Practice Data

Medical dermatology, cosmetic procedures, Mohs surgery—dermatologists aren't all the same. We classify practices by what they actually do so you can target effectively.

NPI Verified

Procedure Focus classified

Aesthetics Tracked separately

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Dermatology Has Multiple Markets Within One Specialty

Dermatology is unique. The same specialty code covers practices that are essentially different businesses: medical dermatology treating skin conditions, cosmetic practices doing Botox and fillers, Mohs surgeons focused on skin cancer, and hybrid practices doing everything.

If you're selling laser equipment, you don't want medical-only practices. If you're selling biologics for psoriasis, you don't want cosmetic-only medspas. The specialty code tells you nothing useful.

We classify dermatology practices by what they actually do, not just their board certification.

"Our derm list was 8,000 names. Turned out only 2,500 did significant aesthetics volume. We were wasting two-thirds of our outreach on practices that would never buy our devices."

— VP Sales, Aesthetics Device Company

Practice Focus Classification

We classify dermatology practices by their primary focus:

Medical dermatology. Primary focus on treating skin conditions—eczema, psoriasis, acne, skin infections. Insurance-based practice.
Cosmetic/Aesthetics. Primary focus on cosmetic procedures—Botox, fillers, lasers, body contouring. Cash-pay or minimal insurance.
Mohs surgery. Specialized in skin cancer treatment using Mohs micrographic surgery. Often hospital-affiliated or in surgical centers.
Hybrid practice. Significant volume in both medical and cosmetic dermatology. Different decision criteria than pure-play practices.
Dermatopathology. Lab-focused practices that read skin biopsies. Not patient-facing.

What We Validate and Enrich

NPI verification. Every dermatologist verified against the NPPES registry. License status confirmed.
Practice focus. Medical, cosmetic, Mohs, hybrid—based on procedure analysis and practice positioning.
Equipment signals. Where available, what laser/device brands they currently use.
Practice type. Solo practice, group practice, PE-backed, hospital-employed, academic.
Decision-maker identification. Dermatologist-owner, practice administrator, aesthetic director.
Location verification. Current address verified. Medical offices vs. medspa locations distinguished.

Aesthetics Market Intelligence

The aesthetics market crosses specialty lines. Many non-dermatologists perform cosmetic procedures. If you're selling to the aesthetics market, you need more than just dermatologists.

We can identify aesthetics practices across:

Dermatologists (cosmetic-focused)
Plastic surgeons
Facial plastic surgeons (ENT)
Oculoplastic surgeons
Medspas (non-physician owned, often NP/PA supervised)

Private Equity in Dermatology

PE has transformed dermatology. Large groups have acquired hundreds of practices, changing purchasing dynamics.

We track PE-backed dermatology groups including:

U.S. Dermatology Partners
Forefront Dermatology
Advanced Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery
Schweiger Dermatology
And many regional groups

For PE-backed practices, purchasing often consolidates at the group level. We identify which practices are PE-affiliated so you know who actually makes decisions.

New Practice Detection

New dermatology practices—especially aesthetics-focused ones—are prime targets. They're buying equipment, choosing product lines, and establishing vendor relationships.

We monitor for:

New dermatology practice openings
New medspa locations
Dermatologists adding aesthetics services
Practice expansions and new locations
PE acquisitions

What You Get

Per dermatologist:

NPI (verified)
Full name and credentials
Subspecialty/focus area
Practice name
Practice address (verified)
Office phone
Email where available

Per practice:

Practice name
Practice focus (medical/cosmetic/Mohs/hybrid)
Practice type (solo, group, PE-backed)
PE affiliation (if any)
Number of providers
Decision-maker contacts
Current equipment (where known)

Pricing

Dermatology data services follow our healthcare pricing:

Validation only: $0.08-0.12 per provider
Validation + enrichment: $0.20-0.40 per provider
Practice focus classification: Included with enrichment
New practice detection: $2-4 per new practice found

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Common Questions

How do you determine practice focus?

Multiple signals: practice website analysis, procedure volume data where available, equipment listings, practice positioning, and professional association memberships.

Can you identify which devices a practice already has?

Sometimes. Practices often list their technology on websites. We capture this where available, but coverage is not complete.

Do you include medspas that aren't dermatologist-owned?

We can. Many medspas are owned by non-dermatologists (nurses, businesspeople) with medical directors. Let us know if you want these included.

What about dermatology PAs and NPs?

We can include them. In aesthetics especially, mid-levels often perform significant procedure volume and influence purchasing.

Target the Right Dermatology Practices

Not all dermatologists are your customers. We classify practices by what they actually do so you can focus your sales effort where it matters.

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