Dermatologists in North Carolina: Get in touch online

Consultation price: from $59

Response time: 1-2 working days

Connect with a licensed, independent dermatologist in North Carolina
Get a prescription in two business days

Connect with expert dermatologists in North Carolina

Consult a board-certified dermatologist in North Carolina today. Get professional advice with a simple, photo-based consultation from the comfort of your home—no need for an appointment.

Dr. Anna Chacon

Online Dermatologist

MD, FAAD

Medical licenses in the US:
Dr. Anna Chacon offers consultations to patients in 50 US states.

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Dr. Eric Howell

Online Dermatologist

MD, FAAD

Medical licenses in the US:
Dr. Eric Howell offers consultations to patients in the state of North Carolina.

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Dr. Amit Om

Online Dermatologist

MD, FAAD

Medical licenses in the US:
Dr. Amit Om offers consultations to patients in NC, SC, FL, GA, IL, CT, TX, CA

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Dr. Craig Burkhart

Online Pediatric Dermatologist

MD, FAAD

Medical licenses in the US:
Dr. Burkhart offers consultations to patients in the state of North Carolina.

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Benefits of online dermatology consultations

Access dermatologists in North Carolina without booking an appointment

Get a customized treatment plan that includes prescription drugs that work

Avoid becoming stuck into pricey medication subscriptions

Save time by receiving care wherever you are

Get an answer within two business days

Pick up your prescriptions the same day

A customized treatment plan

In North Carolina, common skin issues stem from the state’s humid climate, seasonal allergies, and frequent insect bites. Through teledermatology services, residents can receive personalized treatment for conditions like eczema, hives, and acne, which are particularly prevalent in the region. Thanks to North Carolina’s robust telemedicine policies, secure and professional virtual consultations with dermatologists are easily accessible.

For your virtual consultation, simply complete a brief questionnaire and upload photos of your skin, hair, or nail concerns. A board-certified dermatologist, licensed in North Carolina, will evaluate your case and offer a customized medical assessment, which may include a prescription treatment plan. You can then opt to pick up your medication at a nearby pharmacy or have it conveniently delivered to your door.

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How can I get a prescription for my skin or hair problem in North Carolina?

Is a prescription necessary for my skin or hair problem?
In many situations, your dermatologist in North Carolina will write a prescription for your skin or hair condition, but they might also recommend over-the-counter products to aid in your treatment.

What steps do I take to receive an online prescription for my skin or hair concerns in North Carolina?
Through Miiskin, you can connect with a North Carolina-licensed dermatologist for a virtual consultation. They will assess your photos, symptoms, and answers to a clinical questionnaire to diagnose your issue and provide a prescription, which can be picked up at a nearby pharmacy or delivered directly to your home.

How much will it cost, and when can I expect my prescription?
With Miiskin, a photo consultation with a licensed dermatologist in North Carolina generally requires 1-2 business days for assessment, with fees starting at $59. Prescribed treatments, including creams or medications, can be purchased separately.

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Get dermatology care in North Carolina today in just three easy steps

Begin your consultation to obtain a diagnosis and treatment for your skin condition.
Get insights from a licensed dermatologist in North Carolina.
Acquire your medication from a nearby pharmacy and start your treatment journey.

Journeys to better skin

Kelly’s journey

Skin goal: Improve skin texture

Medication: Spironolactone 50 mg and Altreno

Read Kelly’s story

Daniela’s journey

Skin goal: Get rid of acne

Medication: Tretinoin gel 0.25% and Winlevi

Read Daniela’s story

Frequently Asked Questions About Online Dermatology Consultations in North Carolina

An outline of North Carolina's online dermatology services available via the Miiskin platform.

Can I get a diagnosis from a photo?

Absolutely! Independent dermatologists partnered with Miiskin, who possess extensive experience, provide expert diagnoses and treatment for a range of skin conditions. They use photos, detailed clinical questionnaires, and your medical history to apply their vast knowledge and deliver excellent care via Miiskin.

What are the advantages of telemedicine in dermatology?

Independent dermatologists utilize the Miiskin telemedicine platform to address both short-term and chronic skin conditions. This significantly reduces wait times, offers the convenience of receiving care from home, and enables continuous monitoring of skin issues through photo submissions for remote assessments.

What are the most common skin issues in North Carolina that can be treated via telehealth?

Common skin issues that can be managed through telehealth in North Carolina include skin rash, dermatisis, acne, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, and anti-aging treatments. These conditions can be influenced by environmental factors and are often effectively addressed through online dermatology consultations. If you have concerns about your skin, hair, or nails, schedule a photo-based consultation with one of Miiskin’s board-certified dermatologists licensed in North Carolina.

What conditions are not suitable for telemedicine treatment?

Certain conditions, such as potentially malignant skin lesions needing a biopsy, issues requiring invasive procedures, diagnoses that rely on specific testing, or conditions that necessitate a comprehensive physical examination, cannot be treated via telemedicine. In these cases, your dermatologist will guide you to an in-person evaluation.

What areas in North Carolina do Miiskin's affiliated dermatologists cover?

Miiskin’s affiliated dermatologists are accessible throughout all cities and counties in North Carolina, including: Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro, Durham, Winston-Salem, Fayetteville, Cary, Wilmington, High Point, and nearby areas.