Skip to content
ClinicCompass
Charleston, South Carolina

Ranked guide · Charleston, South Carolina

The 10 Best Dermatologists in Charleston (2026)

The 10 dermatology practices in Charleston with the strongest public record, out of the 17 we list, ranked by Google rating weighted by how many reviews back it. Paid placement never changes this order.

How we ranked these: by public Google rating weighted by review volume (a Bayesian average), as of 2026. This list is editorial and not influenced by payment. Always confirm current credentials, availability, and pricing directly with each practice.
  1. 1

    Charleston Dermatology

    5401 Netherby Ln Ste 1202, North Charleston, SC 29420

    4.9 (2,710) · Google
  2. 2

    Trident Dermatology

    9295 Medical Plaza Dr A-B, North Charleston, SC 29406

    4.9 (2,433) · Google
  3. 3

    Mt Pleasant Dermatology

    570 Long Point Rd #200, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464

    4.9 (1,086) · Google
  4. 4

    Charleston Dermatology (Mount Pleasant Park West)

    1090 Park W Blvd Unit 101, Mt Pleasant, SC 29466

    4.9 (1,084) · Google
  5. 5

    Sheperd Integrative Dermatology

    912 Old Georgetown Rd, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464

    4.9 (1,073) · Google
  6. 6

    Derrington Dermatology

    1235 Nexton Pkwy b, Summerville, SC 29486

    4.9 (980) · Google
  7. 7

    Island Park Dermatology, Dr Cynthia Irby Wilson

    109 River Landing Dr Ste 400, Charleston, SC 29492

    5.0 (564) · Google
  8. 8

    Charleston Dermatology (Berkeley)

    3508 S Live Oak Dr Ste 300, Moncks Corner, SC 29461

    4.9 (716) · Google
  9. 9

    Carolina Dermatology Clinic: Edward A. Kotz III, MD

    933 St Andrews Blvd, Charleston, SC 29407

    4.9 (440) · Google
  10. 10

    Skin Surgery Center of Charleston (Mt. Pleasant)

    1300 Hospital Dr #350, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464

    5.0 (320) · Google

Photos from each practice's Google Business Profile.

Medical vs. cosmetic dermatology

Dermatologists handle two kinds of visits. Medical dermatology covers skin checks, changing moles, acne, eczema, psoriasis, and rashes; cosmetic dermatology covers lasers, injectables, and skin-quality treatments. Most practices above do both, but book the right visit type, and see a dermatologist promptly for any mole that is changing in size, shape, or colour, a spot that bleeds or won't heal, or a new growth. Those are screening visits, not cosmetic consultations, and they should never wait behind one.