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Ranked guide · San Francisco, California

The 10 Best Dermatologists in San Francisco (2026)

The 10 dermatology practices in San Francisco with the strongest public record, out of the 20 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

    David J MacGregor MD

    450 Sutter St RM 1824, San Francisco, CA 94108

    4.9 (1,884) · Google
  2. 2

    San Francisco Dermatology

    490 Post St Ste 320, San Francisco, CA 94102

    4.9 (870) · Google
  3. 3

    Zand Dermatology & Aesthetics

    655 Redwood Hwy Suite 246, Mill Valley, CA 94941

    5.0 (694) · Google
  4. 4

    MarinHealth Dermatology | A UCSF Health Clinic

    75 Rowland Way Ste 101, Novato, CA 94945

    4.9 (188) · Google
  5. 5

    San Francisco Dermatopathology Institute

    1618 Sullivan Ave Unit 208, Daly City, CA 94015

    Open Saturdays
    5.0 (117) · Google
  6. 6

    California Dermatology Care

    2262 Camino Ramon #200, San Ramon, CA 94583

    Open Saturdays
    4.8 (3,357) · Google
  7. 7

    Schweiger Dermatology Group - SF-Presidio

    3838 California St RM 610, San Francisco, CA 94118

    4.8 (938) · Google
  8. 8

    Bay Area Cosmetic Dermatology

    2299 Post St Ste 312, San Francisco, CA 94115

    4.8 (814) · Google
  9. 9

    Schweiger Dermatology Group - San Francisco - Castro

    45 Castro St #332, San Francisco, CA 94114

    4.7 (725) · Google
  10. 10

    Schweiger Dermatology Group - Daly City

    1800 Sullivan Ave #403, Daly City, CA 94015

    4.7 (374) · 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.