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Piney Point Dermatology

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2450 Fondren Suite 311, Houston, TX, 77063Location & contact for Piney Point Dermatology
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Other one-time services

Single-Problem-Focused Dermatology Appointment

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Eligibility & terms

Practice-published appointment fee. Focused visits generally involve 15–20 minutes with the physician; comprehensive in-office skin cancer and mole exams generally involve 20–30 minutes. Expanded or added issues cost $65 extra. New patients require a $60 deposit applied to the office charge, forfeited unless cancelled or rescheduled at least 24 hours in advance. Medical procedures, Accutane setup when appropriate, and outside pathology charges are additional. Confirm the current complete quote with the office. Eligibility: New patients at Piney Point Dermatology, Houston.

Price checked 2026-11-09

Single-Problem-Focused Dermatology Appointment

Published practice price · per visit

One-Time Service · Confirm Eligibility

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Service details

Eligibility & terms

Practice-published appointment fee. Focused visits generally involve 15–20 minutes with the physician; comprehensive in-office skin cancer and mole exams generally involve 20–30 minutes. Expanded or added issues cost $65 extra. New patients require a $60 deposit applied to the office charge, forfeited unless cancelled or rescheduled at least 24 hours in advance. Medical procedures, Accutane setup when appropriate, and outside pathology charges are additional. Confirm the current complete quote with the office. Eligibility: Existing patients at Piney Point Dermatology, Houston.

Price checked 2026-11-09

Comprehensive Skin Cancer and Mole Exam

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One-Time Service · Confirm Eligibility

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Eligibility & terms

Practice-published appointment fee. Focused visits generally involve 15–20 minutes with the physician; comprehensive in-office skin cancer and mole exams generally involve 20–30 minutes. Expanded or added issues cost $65 extra. New patients require a $60 deposit applied to the office charge, forfeited unless cancelled or rescheduled at least 24 hours in advance. Medical procedures, Accutane setup when appropriate, and outside pathology charges are additional. Confirm the current complete quote with the office. Eligibility: New patients at Piney Point Dermatology, Houston.

Price checked 2026-11-09

Comprehensive Skin Cancer and Mole Exam

Published practice price · per visit

One-Time Service · Confirm Eligibility

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Service details

Eligibility & terms

Practice-published appointment fee. Focused visits generally involve 15–20 minutes with the physician; comprehensive in-office skin cancer and mole exams generally involve 20–30 minutes. Expanded or added issues cost $65 extra. New patients require a $60 deposit applied to the office charge, forfeited unless cancelled or rescheduled at least 24 hours in advance. Medical procedures, Accutane setup when appropriate, and outside pathology charges are additional. Confirm the current complete quote with the office. Eligibility: Existing patients at Piney Point Dermatology, Houston.

Price checked 2026-11-09

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Practice FAQs

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What is a Board Certified Dermatologist?

Medical and cosmetic skincare is provided by practitioners with a wide range of qualifications and experience. Board Certified Dermatologists have the highest level of dermatologic qualification. They are medical doctors with dermatologic-specific training including four years of medical school, a one-year internship, and a three-year residency in dermatology, followed by a rigorous exam to obtain Board certification from the American Board of Dermatology. Also, Board Certified Dermatologists are subject to annual Continuing Medical Education requirements and periodic recertifications. The difference can be important. There are more than 3,000 conditions of the skin, hair, and nails that can be difficult to identify, distinguish, and treat. Some conditions are harmless and self-resolving while others can be chronic or life-threatening. Dermatologic-specific training provides an advantage in properly diagnosing and treating skin issues, including early detection. Features that appear on the skin may be symptoms of internal medical issues and can be much more important to recognize. A medical doctor has the educational background to understand the relationships between the skin and internal organs, systems, and disease.

Practice FAQ source · checked 2026-11-09

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