Skin
Dermatology and biopsies
A complete skin exam, biopsy and removal in the office, and a quick referral when you do need a dermatologist, so you're not waiting months to be seen.
At a glance
Visit type Walk in, or book
Exam Complete skin exam
In office Biopsies; mole, wart, and skin tag removal
Referral Established quickly when a specialist is needed
Insurance Most major plans
What it covers
Look, decide, treat, and refer only when it matters.
Without a referral, it can take several months to be seen by a dermatologist. Starting here shortens that.
- A complete exam of the skin on and around an area of interest
- Biopsy of a questionable lesion, done in the office
- Removal of moles, warts, and skin tags
- A referral to a dermatologist, established immediately when needed
- Follow-up on biopsy results
- An affordable option for the community
How it works
Exam, then removal or referral.
The exam
A complete skin exam to determine whether any area is concerning and needs a biopsy.
Biopsy or removal
Once we decide an area needs to come off, we complete the procedure here: moles, warts, and skin tags.
Results and referral
If the area needs a dermatologist, we get you a referral right away instead of leaving you to wait.
Before you come
A few things worth knowing.
Why the referral matters
Seeing a dermatologist without one can take several months. A referral from us can help you get seen sooner.
Same-visit removals
Moles, warts, and skin tags are removed in the office, usually the day you come in.
Point out what's new
Anything that has changed in size, shape, or color is worth showing us.
Bring your card
Most major insurance plans are accepted; self-pay pricing is explained before we start.
Who you'll see
Care from the family providers you already know.
Every service here is handled by our family nurse practitioners, with supervising physicians behind the team. It all happens in Branson, not through a referral, unless you need one.
Something on your skin you've been watching?
Walk in Monday through Friday, 8 to 5, or book and we'll take a look.
