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Zocdoc makes it easy to find a dermatologist in Houston, TX who accepts your insurance. Simply select your carrier and plan from the drop-down menu at the top of the page. If you’re unsure about the plan name, here's a handy guide to help navigate.
On Zocdoc, dermatologists in Houston, TX have an average rating of 4.82 based on approximately 2761 reviews. In Houston, TX you can find 119 dermatologists with 4-stars or higher. Zocdoc collects reviews from real patients after each appointment, ensuring authentic feedback. Only patients who have booked and attended appointments may post reviews, providing trustworthy and reliable insights into patient experiences.
Yes, you can book a video visit with a dermatologist. There are currently no locations that offer video visits in this city. When a provider offers video visits, you will see a small video camera icon next to their profile image. Select a date and time from their available appointment slots and go through the booking process.
As of June 2026, Houston, TX, has about 176 licensed dermatologists. (Medpro)
In June 2026, around 950 patients booked appointments with dermatologists in Houston, TX through Zocdoc.
The most accepted insurance plans on Zocdoc in Houston, TX by dermatologists are Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, UnitedHealthcare, and Aetna.
On Zocdoc, around 100 percentage of dermatologists based out of Houston, TX offer video visits.
The best dermatologists in Houston, TX, are usually board-certified, have positive patient reviews, and work with reputable hospitals. Zocdoc makes it easy to compare these details so you can choose with confidence.
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