Looking for dermatologists in Fort Worth? Browse dermatology practices serving Fort Worth, Texas, from medical skin care and skin cancer treatment to cosmetic dermatology. Open a directory card for clinic details, then confirm services with the practice.

Dermatologists in Fort Worth: quick answer

Specialty Care Near Me lists five Fort Worth dermatology practices, in ZIP codes 76107, 76109, 76126, 76132 and 76244. Practices list medical dermatology; services also include skin cancer care (including Mohs surgery at two practices) and cosmetic treatments. Practices are listed from their own websites and are not ranked.

  • Trinity Vista Dermatology – Oak Park Lane, 76109: physician-owned practice with medical, surgical and cosmetic dermatology.
  • Keehan Dermatology – Saint Amand Circle, 76126: board-certified dermatologists and cosmetic providers; serves patients from Weatherford, Aledo and Burleson.
  • Fort Worth Dermatology Associates – Bryant Irvin Court, 76107: skin cancer treatment, including Mohs micrographic surgery.
  • Rajan Dermatology – Bryant Irvin Road, 76132: medical, surgical and cosmetic dermatology serving Fort Worth since 1998.
  • Monarch Dermatology – Heritage Trace Parkway, 76244: physician-owned practice with medical, surgical (Mohs) and cosmetic dermatology.

Details come from each practice’s own website. Confirm current services, hours and new-patient availability with the practice before you book.

Fort Worth dermatologists listed here

These cards update automatically as eligible Dermatology listings are added to the Specialty Care Near Me directory for Fort Worth.

Same specialty in nearby DFW cities: Dermatologists in Dallas • Dermatologists in Arlington • Dermatologists in Irving • Dermatologists in Plano.

Also see the national Dermatology directory and all Fort Worth dermatologists in the directory.

Compare Fort Worth dermatologists on Specialty Care Near Me

The table summarizes what each practice website says. Clinical leads and services are attributed to the practices; confirm current details with the clinic before booking.

Practice Area Clinical lead (per practice website) Examples of services listed How to reach out
Trinity Vista Dermatology Oak Park Lane, 76109 Allison Readinger, MD (board-certified dermatologist and owner per practice website) General and surgical dermatology, dermatopathology, lasers and injectables, cosmetic care (wrinkle correction, sun damage, skin rejuvenation, acne scarring) Call 817-885-8222; accepts most major insurance plans per its website
Keehan Dermatology Saint Amand Circle, 76126 Patrick Keehan, DO (board-certified dermatologist and owner per practice website) Acne, eczema, psoriasis, skin cancer and annual skin cancer screening; photodynamic therapy; chemical peels, fillers, microneedling, botulinum toxin, cosmetic lasers, Hydrafacial Syndeo Call 817-769-3603 or request an appointment on the practice site
Fort Worth Dermatology Associates Bryant Irvin Court, 76107 Stephen D. Maberry, MD (double board certified in dermatology and Mohs surgery per practice website) Skin cancer care including Mohs micrographic surgery, moles, acne, actinic keratoses, IPL and other cosmetic treatments Call 817-336-8131 (Mon-Fri 8 AM-5 PM)
Rajan Dermatology Bryant Irvin Road, 76132 Betty Rajan, M.D. (founder and physician per practice website) Medical dermatology, surgical dermatology, cosmetic treatments and memberships, and an online skincare shop Call 817-820-0011 or request an appointment on the practice site
Monarch Dermatology Heritage Trace Parkway, 76244 Saadeddine S. Saad, MD, FAAD (dual board certified in dermatology and micrographic dermatologic surgery per practice website) Pediatric and adult medical dermatology, excisions and Mohs micrographic surgery, chemical peels, Botox, microneedling and sclerotherapy Call 817-409-7996 or schedule on the practice site

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Medical vs. cosmetic dermatology: which do you need?

Medical dermatology covers conditions of the skin, hair and nails, such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, moles and skin cancer. Cosmetic dermatology covers elective treatments such as injectables, fillers and laser or light-based procedures. Many Fort Worth practices offer both, but menus differ, so match the practice to your goal first. If a spot is changing, bleeding or not healing, a medical visit with a dermatologist is the right starting point; see our guide on when to see a dermatologist.

What to expect at a dermatology visit

  • Expect questions about your skin concerns, medical history, medications and any family history of skin cancer.
  • A skin check may involve looking at your skin head to toe; ask what the practice needs you to do beforehand.
  • Your dermatologist may recommend a treatment plan, a prescription, a procedure or a follow-up visit.
  • If a biopsy is taken, ask when and how results will be shared.

How much does a Fort Worth dermatologist visit cost?

Costs vary by practice, reason for the visit and insurance. Medical visits are often billed to insurance, while cosmetic treatments are usually paid out of pocket. Specialty Care Near Me does not list prices. Several practices on this page post accepted insurance plans on their websites; ask each practice about fees, accepted insurance and whether a referral is needed. Our guide on checking whether a specialist is in network can help.

How to choose a dermatologist in Fort Worth

  • Confirm the clinician’s board certification on the practice website or with the practice.
  • Match the practice’s listed services to your reason for visiting (medical, skin cancer, cosmetic).
  • Check location and hours, since follow-up visits are common.
  • Ask about new-patient availability and how to reach the office with questions between visits.

Local notes for Fort Worth

Fort Worth dermatology practices in this directory are spread across the city: the Camp Bowie and Bryant Irvin area on the west side (ZIP codes 76107, 76109 and 76132), the Saint Amand Circle area in southwest Fort Worth (76126) and far north Fort Worth (76244). Keehan Dermatology also says it serves patients from Weatherford, Aledo and Burleson. If you are on the Dallas side of the Metroplex, see Dermatologists in Dallas; for aesthetics, see Med Spas in Fort Worth.

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Fort Worth dermatologists FAQs

How do I find a dermatologist in Fort Worth?

Browse the Fort Worth dermatology cards on this page, compare services in the table, then open a listing for the address, phone number and website. Confirm new-patient availability and accepted insurance with the practice.

Do I need a referral to see a dermatologist in Fort Worth?

It depends on your insurance plan and the practice. Some plans require a referral for specialist visits and some do not. Call the practice and your insurer before you book.

Which Fort Worth dermatology practices list Mohs surgery?

Fort Worth Dermatology Associates and Monarch Dermatology list Mohs micrographic surgery on their websites. Check each practice website for the services it currently offers.

What is the difference between a dermatologist and a med spa?

A dermatologist is a physician who specializes in skin, hair and nails and treats medical conditions as well as cosmetic concerns. A med spa focuses on aesthetic treatments. Some dermatology practices offer both. For med spa options, see Med Spas in Fort Worth.

Can I book from these listings?

Yes, when a booking or scheduling link is shown on the listing or the practice website. Availability and acceptance of new patients are controlled by the practice, not by Specialty Care Near Me.

Are these the only dermatologists in Fort Worth?

No. These are the Fort Worth dermatology listings currently published on Specialty Care Near Me. Additional practices may appear here automatically as they are added to the directory.