Kansas City Skin & Cancer Center — Mohs Surgeryin Kansas City

We accept most PPO medical plans and verify your exact benefits before your first appointment, so you see your estimated out-of-pocket cost in writing before you are seen. Medical dermatology — screenings, acne, eczema, surgical care — is typically covered; cosmetic treatments are self-pay with a published fee schedule.

New patients are typically seen within the same week. We hold two urgent slots each morning for concerning lesions, sudden rashes, and post-procedure questions — call the desk and say it is urgent, and a person will handle it.

Your physician shows you the finding on screen, explains it in plain language, and lays out the options — usually a small biopsy done the same day if you choose. Results are called to you by the physician, never a portal notification, within a week.

With insurance, we verify your benefits first and tell you your copay and any deductible impact before the visit. Without insurance, a new-patient consultation and full-skin exam is a flat . Cosmetic consultations are complimentary.

Yes. Every new patient is seen by a board-certified dermatologist, and you keep the same physician across visits. Our physician assistant handles follow-up care under their direction — you will never be handed to a stranger.

Yes — our pediatric dermatologist is fellowship-trained and sees every patient under eighteen. Parents stay in the room, appointments run at the child’s pace, and morning slots are reserved for our youngest patients.

Always. Neuromodulators, fillers, and laser treatments are performed by board-certified physicians — not delegated. We are deliberately conservative: reversible options are preferred, and we routinely advise patients to do less than they came in asking for.