Dermatology Pricing & Insurance
Know What It Costs Before You Book
Flat cash prices for common procedures, most insurance accepted for medical visits, and no referral needed. We tell you what your visit costs before anything happens — and appointments are often available this week.
Flat Cash Prices for Common Procedures
These are one-time, pay-at-the-visit prices — no packages, no monthly billing, nothing to sign up for. If you are using insurance for a medical visit instead, skip ahead to the insurance section below.
Flat-Rate Services
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Cash Mole Check $150
Provider evaluation of a specific spot with dermoscopy, plus a same-visit biopsy recommendation if anything looks off
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Skin Tag Removal from $95
Snip or shave removal, usually done the same visit you are seen
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Cryotherapy $XXX
Freezing treatment for warts, seborrheic keratoses, and precancerous spots
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Steroid Injection $XXX
Rapid relief for inflamed cysts and keloids
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Cash Office Visit $XXX
A full medical visit without insurance: exam, diagnosis, and plan
Call (303) 683-3235 and our team will quote your exact cash price before you book — you will never be surprised at checkout.
What to Expect
What Every Visit Includes
- Your cost, before you bookWe verify your insurance or quote a flat cash price up front, so the bill holds no surprises.
- Plain-English answersYou leave knowing what we found, what it means, and what comes next.
- An experienced provider teamBoard-experienced dermatology providers, with dermoscopy when a spot needs a closer look.
- Treatment in the same visitWhen a spot can be handled the day we see it, we handle it that day.
- No referral neededMost plans let you book with us directly, and we hold same-week appointments.
- Most insurance acceptedMajor plans and Medicare for medical dermatology, confirmed before you arrive.
Denver patients have trusted Colorado Skin & Vein with their skin for more than 20 years.
Most Insurance Accepted for Medical Dermatology
Most Insurance Accepted
At Colorado Skin & Vein, we accept most major insurance plans and Medicare for medically necessary dermatology care, including skin checks, rashes, acne, eczema, psoriasis, suspicious moles, and biopsies.
We understand insurance can be confusing, so we handle the details for you. Our billing team verifies your coverage before your visit, secures prior authorization when a plan requires it, and keeps you informed throughout. In most cases no referral is necessary — but if your plan requires one, we will help you obtain it.
Billed to your insurance:
• Full-body skin checks and suspicious mole evaluations
• Rashes, acne, eczema, and psoriasis visits
• Biopsies and medically necessary removals
No guesswork: you will start care knowing your coverage, your timing, and any estimated out-of-pocket cost — no surprises.
Why Some Care Is Cash-Pay
- Insurers treat removal of benign growths — skin tags and harmless moles — as cosmetic and will not cover it
- So we price that care as a flat cash fee instead of running it through insurance
- You hear the price before we begin, not weeks later in the mail
- Flat pricing beats a surprise bill, every time
Not sure which side your visit falls on? Tell us what is going on with your skin and our team will sort it out before you come in.
Common Questions
Dermatology Cost & Insurance Questions
How much does a dermatology visit cost?
If you are using insurance, a medical dermatology visit costs whatever your plan sets as your specialist copay or deductible amount, and our billing team checks that before you come in. If you are paying cash, our common flat prices are a Cash Mole Check at $150 and Skin Tag Removal starting at $95; other cash prices are quoted up front, before anything happens.
Does insurance cover dermatology?
Yes. Medical dermatology — skin checks, rashes, acne, eczema, psoriasis, suspicious moles, and biopsies — is billed to insurance. We accept most major plans and Medicare, and our billing team verifies your coverage before your visit.
Do I need a referral to see a dermatology provider?
No. Most plans let you book directly with us, and we hold same-week appointments open. If your specific plan requires a referral, our team will tell you when we verify your coverage and help you get one.
Why is some care cash-pay?
Insurers treat the removal of benign growths — skin tags, harmless moles, and similar spots — as cosmetic, so they will not pay for it. Rather than send that through insurance and hand you a surprise bill later, we price it as a flat cash fee you know before we begin.
Ready to Book? We Have Appointments This Week
Tell us what is going on with your skin and our dermatology team will get you in — with the cost explained before your visit, not after.
Call us today: (303) 683-3235
Serving Denver patients with excellence since 2005
