Dermatologist in Derby, KS: Local Clinics & Wait Times

Derby has exactly two dermatology offices. That's the short version, and it makes the choice simpler than in Wichita.

A dermatologist is a doctor who treats skin, hair and nail problems, from rashes and acne to skin cancer. If you're looking for a dermatologist in Derby, you can stay local or drive into Wichita when Derby is booked.

Below are both Derby offices side by side, what each one treats, and what to do if neither can see you soon.

Which dermatologists are in Derby, KS?

Derby has two dermatology offices: The Dermatology Clinic, P.A. at 1410 N Woodlawn Blvd, Suite E, and Derby Derm at 1121 N College Park St, Suite 400. Both treat medical skin problems like rashes, acne, moles and skin cancer checks. Call each to compare availability.

Sources: each office's website and Google listing, checked September 28 and 29, 2026. Ratings change often, so check before you book. Not a ranking.

Who are some reputable private dermatologists in Derby?

Derby Derm is a locally owned private practice that has served Derby since 2007. The Dermatology Clinic, P.A. is a long-standing Wichita practice with a Derby office. Both are established practices. Compare reviews, insurance and availability rather than reputation alone.

A small review count tells you less than a large one. Derby Derm's 32 reviews give a clearer picture than 10. Read the reviews themselves, not just the stars.

What do Derby dermatologists treat?

Both Derby offices treat common medical skin problems: skin cancer checks, moles, rashes, acne, dermatitis, rosacea and itchy skin. Derby Derm says it treats "any issue with the hair, nails or skin." For Mohs or cosmetic treatments, ask first or look to Wichita.

Here's how common problems split:

• Handled in Derby: skin checks, moles, rashes, acne, eczema, rosacea, warts, itchy skin.
• Ask first, or plan on Wichita: Mohs surgery for skin cancer, cosmetic injections and lasers.

For more on these, see Mohs surgery in Wichita and the medical dermatology guide.

What will a dermatologist do for a rash?

The dermatologist examines the rash, asks when it started and what you've tried, and sometimes takes a small scraping or sample for the lab. Then they prescribe treatment for the actual cause, whether that's eczema, an infection, an allergy or something else.

What if I can't get in with a Derby dermatologist soon?

Ask both Derby offices for their next new-patient opening and a spot on the cancellation list. If both are weeks out, Wichita's east-side offices are the next closest, including Heartland Dermatology on E 29th St N and Wichita Dermatology & Aesthetics on N Webb Rd.

Long waits are the most common dermatology complaint in the Wichita area. Wichita posters describe waits of "six months" and "like 2 months" for a first appointment. So call early, and call both offices.

Nearby Wichita options:

Drive times from Derby: Not yet verified. For a full side-by-side, see our comparison of Wichita dermatologists.

How much does a dermatology visit cost in Derby?

Neither Derby office publishes visit prices online. For reference, Heartland Dermatology in Wichita lists new-patient visits at $122.47 to $289.56 (standard fees, not what insured patients pay). Call Derby offices for self-pay prices and to confirm they take your insurance.

Derby Derm states it is a "preferred provider," but its accepted plan list wasn't captured: Not yet verified. The full breakdown of visit fees, add-ons and insurance is in our dermatologist cost guide.

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