Tailored care for all skin tones
Medically managed Skin Care. Meet with a Doctor today.
Effective and evidence-based skincare and treatment
Treatment for Acne, Eczema, Psoriasis, Rashes, and more
100% Board-Certified Providers
Most insurance accepted
No membership or hidden fees
Without Insurance: $120 per appointment
With Insurance: ~$35 per appointment †
Same-day Availabilities
Skin Care Treatment with Circle Medical
Did you know? Many common skin conditions can be treated by a Primary Care Provider.
This means that your treatment will usually be covered by insurance, saving you money. Plus, your provider will be able to take into account your full health picture and help get to the root cause of any issues that might be contributing to your condition.
Even without insurance, seeing a Primary Care Provider is usually far less expensive than seeing a dermatologist. And, if further treatment is necessary, your provider can refer you to an in-network dermatologist.
Appointment
Your provider will do a thorough review of your skin condition and symptoms, medical history, and lifestyle, and may order blood work to rule out any conditions that may be contributing to your condition. You will be able to submit photos to your provider during your appointment.
Plan
Once your provider has enough information, they will work with you to create a customized treatment plan which may include behavior changes, topical applications, or prescribed medications if determined to be medically appropriate.
Treatment
After you start your treatment plan, you can opt to have regular video check-ins with your provider to ensure the plan is working to help you effectively manage your symptoms, and that your lifestyle continues to improve. Speak to a provider today to get started!
"This service allowed me to be evaluated and seek a diagnosis that I had been meaning to for years. Having received a diagnosis that confirmed what I suspected has helped lead to improvements in my life, which I appreciate."
- Paul G.
"I love that I don't have to leave my house. I also feel the provider was very thorough and questioned me about my health and answered any questions. I felt very comfortable talking with her and feel like I'm in great hands. Thank you!"
- Allisson N.
Quotes are from real Circle Medical patients. Quotes may have been edited for length and clarity. Names have been changed to protect patient identity. Images do not depict Circle Medical patients and are for illustration purposes only.
† Typical costs are based on real patient data from 2022, where 75% of patients paid $35 or less as their co-pay with accepted insurance. Actual co-pay costs will depend on your individual insurance plan and deductibles. We strongly receommend that you contact your insurance company to verify your co-pay costs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Skincare appointments
What can I expect in first my appointment?
Do I need an in-person appointment for skin care evaluation?
Why shouldn't I just see a dermatologist?
How often do I need to have appointments?
If you are experiencing severe health concerns, please dial 911 or visit your nearest emergency room.
How long will it take to see results / improve my skin appearance and health?
How can I prepare for my first appointment?
Can my provider refer me to a skin specialist if needed?
Do Circle Medical providers only treat skin?
General
What if I need in-person testing or examinations?
What states do you operate in?
You must be currently residing in the state of treatment as well as have your primary pharmacy be in that same state in order to be a patient at our practice.
How long are the appointments?
Billing
How do I know how much my specific appointment will cost?
When do I get charged for my appointment?
For those without insurance (or with out of network insurance), we will send you the invoice 1-2 days after your appointment is completed. You can then opt to pay through the app, or we will automatically charge the payment card on file after 48 hours of sending you the invoice.
Insurance
What insurance do you accept?
What if I am having issues verifying my insurance plan coverage?
What is the total cost of diagnosis and treatment?
If you are on an HDHP and have confirmed your insurance information in our mobile app, your remaining deductible for the year will be displayed on the “Book Appointment” page. Note that this amount may be outdated if you have had recent insurance claims processed.
Circle Medical Providers must meet all of the following standards:
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Exceptionally qualified in their field
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Board-certified
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Deeply empathetic for patients
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Follows evidence-based care guidelines
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Embracing of diverse patient backgrounds
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Impeccable record of previous care
400+ Primary Care Providers.
100% Confidence.
No matter which Provider you choose, you will be seen by a clinician who cares deeply about your health and wants to help you live your happiest, healthiest life.
Circle Medical Providers are held to an exceptionally high standard of compassionate, evidence-based care.
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Don't take our word for it.
We are trusted by over 50,000 patients every month. Here's what they have to say.
What skin conditions require diagnosis and treatment?
The CDC recommends seeking diagnosis and/or treatment if you are experiencing ongoing symptoms described below (or have experienced a rash, lesion, or bite that appears to be worsening despite topical treatment)
Acne
Acne is a skin condition caused by clogged hair follicles from dead skin cells, excess oil, or bacteria. Without treatment, it can continue to worsen in severity, and lead to infection or even permanent scarring.
How common is it?
Acne is the 8th most common disease worldwide, with over 85% of people experiencing acne at some point in their lives.
Who's at risk?
While most common in teenagers, 50% of women and over 40% of men reported experiencing acne in and beyond their 20s.
What are common symptoms?
Small red bumps, white or blackhead pimples, and general skin redness around eruptions, most common on the face forehead, cheat, upper back and shoulders.
Common myths:
- Dirty skin causes acne (over cleaning can make it worse)
- Popping pimples is good for acne
- Acne is contagious
- Acne will eventually go away on its own
Eczema
Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a chronic, non-contagious inflammatory skin condition.
How common is it?
Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a chronic, non-contagious inflammatory skin condition.
Who's at risk?
Eczema affects both men and women equally, and is more common among people who have a family history or eczema, asthma, or other allergies. It most commonly starts in childhood.
What are common symptoms?
Red, itchy rashes, most commonly inside the elbows and behind the knees. If left untreated, it can lead to thickening of the skin, rough, cracked skin, or even bacterial infection.
Common myths:
- Only children get eczema (it can occur at any age)
- Scratching ezcema spots is ok
- Eczema is contagious
- Eczema can be seasonal and goes away on its own
Psoriasis
Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune disease that speeds the growth of skin cells. If left untreated, psoriasis can lead to more serious conditions including arthritis, cardiovascular disease, and type 2 diabetes.
How common is it?
Psoriasis affects between 2-3% of the US population, and close to 125m people worldwide.
Who's at risk?
Psoriasis can occur in anyone, and is slightly more prevalent among Caucasians. It equally affects both men and women, and more commonly starts in late adolescence and adulthood.
What are common symptoms?
Discoloration of the skin, itchy and painful red patches with white scaling, most frequently on the outside of the elbows and knees, or scalp.
Common myths:
- Psoriasis is contagious
- Psoriasis is just dry skin
- Psoriasis is caused by poor hygeine
- Psoriasis and eczema are basically the same (they actually require significantly different treatments)
- Psoriasis never goes away (it's not totally curable, but we can reduce the frequency, duration, and severity of symptoms)