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Do you need your doctor to refer you to see a dermatologist ?
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No: It is a personal decision and if you feel the need to see a Skin Specialist , then so be it. However , if you have a managed care type insurance , you may need a formal referral from your primary care doctor
Answered 9/12/2019
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