PoriAnjani P. Sheth
Pediatric Dermatology111 Michigan Ave NwWashington, DC 20010
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- Medical licence
- DC #MD600005326
- NPI issued
- 2017
Pediatric dermatologists
Pediatric dermatologists in District of Columbia
4 pediatric dermatologists in 1 city across District of Columbia. Pediatric dermatologists treat babies, children and teenagers. See every dermatologist in District of Columbia.
From the federal NPI Registry, downloaded 2026-11-04. No paid or sponsored listings. Call the practice to book.
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Washington, DC 20010
Dr. Colleen H. Cotton, MD
Pediatric Dermatology111 Michigan Ave NwWashington, DC 20010
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- Medical licence
- DC #MD210002486, PA #MD463986, SC #83016
- NPI issued
- 2013
Cynthia M. Deklotz
Pediatric Dermatology · Dermatology4200 Wisconsin Ave Nw Fourth FloorWashington, DC 20016
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- Medical licence
- DC #MD042708, MD #D0078695
- NPI issued
- 2008
Dr. Anna I. Kirkorian, MD
Pediatric Dermatology · Dermatology111 Michigan Ave NwWashington, DC 20010
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- Medical licence
- DC #MD042625, MD #D75385
- NPI issued
- 2009
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Questions
How many pediatric dermatologists are there in District of Columbia?
The NPI Registry lists 4 dermatologists in District of Columbia who register pediatric dermatology as a specialty, in 1 city: 4 women and 0 men.
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.