Dermatologist in Carteret, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Eastern Dermatology at Newport

Dermatologist

Cedar Point, NC

Eastern Dermatology has operated since 1967, offers Mohs micrographic surgery, and serves six Eastern North Carolina locations.

  • medical treatment of skin disorders
  • Mohs micrographic surgery
  • dermatopathology services

Dermatology Associates of Coastal Carolina

Dermatologist

Morehead City, NC

Dermatology Associates of Coastal Carolina provides medical dermatology, skin cancer surgery, and Mohs surgery across four North Carolina locations.

  • general medical dermatology
  • skin cancer surgery
  • complicated skin cancers in cosmetically challenging locations

Eastern Dermatology and Pathology

Dermatologist

Morehead City, NC

Eastern Dermatology has operated since 1967, offers Mohs micrographic surgery, and serves six Eastern North Carolina locations.

  • medical treatment of skin disorders
  • Mohs micrographic surgery
  • dermatopathology services

Newport Dermatology Clinic, PLLC

Dermatologist

Newport, NC

Newport Dermatology & Laser Associates offers medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology, including Mohs micrographic surgery and Botox.

  • Mohs micrographic surgery
  • Skin cancer evaluation and removal
  • Acne treatment

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FAQ

How much does a dermatology visit or skin-cancer procedure cost in Carteret County?

The supplied information lists no prices. Your cost can vary by insurance, deductible, biopsy or surgery type, and whether pathology or reconstruction is needed; ask the office and your insurer for an estimate.

What should I look for when choosing a dermatologist for suspected skin cancer?

Look for board-certified dermatologists and specific experience with biopsy, Mohs surgery, pathology, and reconstruction. Dermatology Associates of Coastal Carolina also identifies a provider with a dermatopathology fellowship.

How long does it take to get biopsy results or schedule Mohs surgery?

The candidate information does not state turnaround times. Ask when pathology results are typically released and whether Mohs surgery is performed at the location you plan to visit.

When is a skin problem an emergency rather than a routine dermatology visit?

Severe allergic symptoms, breathing difficulty, rapidly spreading swelling, or a serious burn or infection warrant emergency evaluation. Routine rashes, changing moles, acne, and non-urgent lesions are generally handled through a scheduled dermatology visit; no documented after-hours service is listed for these candidates.

Do I need a referral or insurance authorization to see a dermatologist in North Carolina?

Requirements depend on your insurance plan, especially for specialist visits, biopsies, Mohs surgery, and cosmetic procedures. Check your plan and ask the office before scheduling.