Dr. Craig Burkhart: North Carolina Pediatric Dermatologist
Consultation price: $30
Response time: 1-2 working days
Dr. Craig Burkhart is a board-certified pediatric dermatologist and the founder of Burkhart Pediatric Dermatology in North Carolina.
He offers a service that includes photo-consultations + medications delivered at your doorstep for infants, children and adolescents via Miiskin.
Benefits of online dermatology consultations
Consult a pediatric dermatologist for your child’s skin problem.
Get a prescription in less than 2 days and pick it up the same day.
Save time and money through virtual photo-based consultations.
Photo-consultations are available 24/7, every day of the week.
Skin conditions that can be treated by Burkhart Pediatric Dermatology via Miiskin
Skin problems in infants
Diaper rashes: Irritation and redness in the diaper area caused by moisture, friction or in some cases yeast.
Eczema (atopic dermatitis): Chronic, itchy, and inflamed skin often beginning in infancy; linked to allergies or asthma.
Hemangiomas: Non-cancerous growths of blood vessels, appearing as red or blue marks; often present at birth or soon after.
Cradle cap (seborrheic dermatitis): Yellow, scaly patches on an infant’s scalp; generally harmless and resolves with gentle care.
Nail defects: Abnormalities in nail growth or appearance, sometimes present at birth or developing early in infancy.
Milia: Small, white bumps on the face, usually around the nose and cheeks, caused by blocked sweat glands; typically harmless and resolve on their own.
Newborn Acne: Red or white pimples on the face, often due to maternal hormones; usually appears within the first few weeks of life and clears up without treatment.
Skin problems in children
Eczema (Atopic dermatitis): Chronic, itchy, and inflamed skin; often persists from infancy into childhood or can develop later.
Head lice: Contagious infestation causing itching; common in school-aged children, treated with medicated shampoos.
Bug bites: Itchy bumps from insect bites; children may have heightened sensitivity and require topical treatments.
Poison ivy: Allergic reaction causing rash; common in active, outdoor-playing children.
Ringworm: Fungal infection presenting as red, ring-like patches; common in children due to close contact and sharing items.
Scabies: Contagious skin infestation by mites causing intense itching; spreads easily in close-contact settings like schools.
Skin infections: Bacterial, viral, or fungal infections, such as impetigo, commonly occur in children and are treated based on the cause.
Skin problems in adolescents
Acne: Inflammatory skin condition causing pimples; often starts in adolescence due to hormonal changes and oily skin.
Hidradenitis suppurativa: Inflammatory condition causing painful lumps in areas like the armpits.
Hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating): Overactive sweat glands; typically becomes more noticeable during puberty and adolescence.
Eczema (Atopic dermatitis): Can persist into adolescence with flares related to stress, hormones, or allergens.
Scars: Acne scars, injury scars, or scars from infections like chickenpox may become more visible and require treatment.
Face redness: Conditions like rosacea or facial dermatitis can become more pronounced during adolescence.
Warts: Viral warts can continue to affect adolescents, especially those involved in sports or physical activities.
How do online consultations for children work in North Carolina?
Sign up
Enter your date of birth (not your child’s) and email address.
Follow instructions
Follow the instructions and download the Miiskin app.
Get your treatment
Receive an assessment and treatment plan for your child.
About your pediatric dermatologist in North Carolina: Dr. Craig Burkhart
Dr. Craig Burkhart, MD, MS, MPH, is a board-certified pediatric dermatologist and the founder of Burkhart Pediatric & Adolescent Dermatology in North Carolina, where he specializes exclusively in treating skin conditions in infants, children, and teens. With over a decade of experience as a professor at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, Dr. Burkhart was the sole dermatologist at UNC with operating room privileges, and he continues to leverage his expertise in excisions and laser surgeries at his private practice, with privileges at Wake Med.
Dr. Burkhart’s approach integrates the latest in pediatric dermatology research and technology, emphasizing a welcoming and child-friendly environment. His extensive training includes a Pediatric Dermatology Fellowship from Northwestern University and his role as a leader in various professional publications and dermatologic innovations, with more than 150 journal articles and several textbook contributions.
Committed to patient advocacy, Dr. Burkhart has led initiatives to improve access to care and successfully advocated for legislation banning indoor tanning for minors in North Carolina. As the Dermatologic Director of the Sturge-Weber Foundation, he continues to work on expanding care for children with facial differences due to birthmarks.
Areas of specialty
Dr. Craig Burkhart specializes in pediatric and adolescent dermatology, focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions affecting infants, children, and teens. His areas of expertise include managing complex birthmarks (vascular lesions), laser surgeries, surgical dermatology, and treating conditions like eczema, acne, and rare genetic skin disorders. He is also skilled in developing personalized care plans that integrate the latest dermatologic technologies and research, ensuring the best outcomes for young patients.
