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While many health care providers offer dermatologic care and cosmetic procedures, your results depend on the provider’s skill and experience.

The American College of Dermatology supports Physician-led care teams, and recognizes the important roles that physician assistants and nurse practitioners play when caring for patients under the direction of a board-certified dermatologist.

Do your homework and know the qualifications of the person doing your examination and providing your treatment if follow-up treatment is required.

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Do Your Homework
Board Certified DermatologistPhysician AssistantNurse Practitioner
CollegeYesYesYes
Schooling after College4 Years
Medical Degree (MD or DO)
2-3 Years
Master’s Degree
2-4 Years
Master’s or Doctoral Degree
Internship1 Year
Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Information – Accredited Dermatology Residency3 Years (minimum)
Patient Care Hours12,000 – 16,000
Hours Required
2,000
Hours Required
500-720
Hours Required
Board Certification
American Board of Dermatology
American Osteopathic Board of Dermatology
YesNoNo
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