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628 pediatric dermatologists across 50 states and territories. Pediatric dermatologists treat babies, children and teenagers.
From the federal NPI Registry, downloaded 2026-11-04. No paid or sponsored listings. Call the practice to book.
About this list
The NPI Registry is the U.S. government's public register of clinicians, run by CMS. Where a doctor's own practice or hospital page lists training, languages or focus areas, we add them with a link to that page. Pori does not rank, rate or endorse anyone here and is paid by no one to list them. Call the practice to check it takes new patients and your insurance. Is this your listing? Update it in NPPES and it changes here at our next refresh, or email hello@getpori.app to correct or remove it.
By state
- Alabama5
- Alaska2
- Arizona23
- Arkansas7
- California103
- Colorado15
- Connecticut6
- Delaware1
- District of Columbia4
- Florida41
- Georgia15
- Idaho1
- Illinois20
- Indiana6
- Iowa9
- Kansas3
- Kentucky9
- Louisiana4
- Maine1
- Maryland12
- Massachusetts23
- Michigan17
- Minnesota11
- Mississippi1
- Missouri10
- Nebraska8
- Nevada3
- New Hampshire3
- New Jersey13
- New Mexico2
- New York51
- North Carolina8
- North Dakota1
- Ohio23
- Oklahoma7
- Oregon7
- Pennsylvania29
- Puerto Rico4
- Rhode Island1
- South Carolina6
- South Dakota1
- Tennessee11
- Texas48
- Utah8
- Vermont1
- Virginia13
- Washington13
- West Virginia2
- Wisconsin15
- Wyoming1
Questions
How many pediatric dermatologists are there in the US?
The NPI Registry lists 628 dermatologists who register pediatric dermatology as a specialty. Most are in California, New York, Texas.
What does a pediatric dermatologist treat?
Skin, hair and nail conditions in babies, children and teenagers: eczema, birthmarks and hemangiomas, warts, molluscum, acne in young teens and genetic skin conditions.
Can a general dermatologist see my child?
Yes, most general dermatologists see children. A pediatric dermatologist is worth the wait for babies, for severe or unusual conditions, and when a general dermatologist suggests it.
Do I need a referral?
Many insurance plans need one from your pediatrician, and many pediatric dermatology clinics ask for one even when the plan does not. Call the practice to check.