PoriDr. John R. West Jr., MD
Mohs SurgeryJohn R. West MD Inc34 Water Street Suite 2Mystic, CT 06355
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- Medical licence
- CA #G61079, CT #44204
- NPI issued
- 2006
Dermatologists · Connecticut
Dermatologists in Mystic
3 dermatologists with a practice in Mystic, CT, with their specialty, address and phone number. Call the practice to book.
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Mystic, CT 06355
Dr. Daniella Duke, MD
DermatologyCoastal Dermatology, P.C.55 Willow StMystic, CT 06355
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- Medical licence
- CT #035895, RI #MD10187
- NPI issued
- 2006 · solo practice
Dr. Annette L. Headley, MD
DermatologyAnnette L Headley MD LLC56 Whitehall AvenueMystic, CT 06355
More details
- Medical licence
- CT #034245
- NPI issued
- 2006
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Before your visit, Pori can track your skin with a photo scan, so you can show the dermatologist how it changed over weeks.
Questions
How many dermatologists are there in Mystic, CT?
The NPI Registry lists 3 dermatologists with a practice address in Mystic, CT: 2 women and 1 men.
Is there a Mohs surgeon in Mystic, CT?
1 of them list Mohs surgery, the layer-by-layer removal of skin cancer, as a specialty.
Is there a pediatric dermatologist in Mystic, CT?
None list pediatric dermatology as their registered specialty; most general dermatologists also see children.
How do I book a dermatologist?
Call the practice: ask whether they take new patients and your insurance, and how long the wait is. Many insurers need a referral from your primary care doctor first. For a quick opinion on a rash or spot, some dermatologists also answer photo consultations online.
When should I see a dermatologist rather than try products?
Book a visit for a mole or spot that changes, bleeds or looks unlike your others, a rash that spreads or hurts, acne that leaves scars or doesn't improve after three months of over-the-counter care, and any sudden hair or nail change. Products are for routine care, not for these.