Ginsburg Dermatology Center and Medical Spa
Birmingham, Alabama
(205) 209-4780
- traction alopecia
- hyperpigmentation
- Licensed providers matched
- 2
- Google rating
- 4.9 (678)
Alabama
Dermatologists for Black skin and hair in Birmingham
3 practices across Birmingham, Hoover, Vestavia Hills and the rest of the metro document care for Black skin and hair on their own websites. We matched 6 licensed providers at those addresses in the federal NPI registry.
0 describe themselves as Black-owned or Black-led3 practices verified6 licensed providers matched
Aseel Hajazin, PA-C
Hoover, Alabama
(205) 825-5575
- skin of color
- melasma
- Licensed providers matched
- 2
- Google rating
- 5.0 (38)
Dr. Courtney M. Robbins, MD
Birmingham, Alabama
(205) 853-3960
- darker skin tones
- hyperpigmentation
- Licensed providers matched
- 2
- Google rating
- 4.6 (13)
Order: practices that describe themselves as Black-owned or Black-led first, then by how much care for Black skin and hair their website documents, then by Google reviews. Nobody can pay to move up.
Before you book
How do I find a Black dermatologist in Birmingham?
No Birmingham practice here has publicly described itself as Black-owned yet. Every practice on this page documents care for Black skin and hair. We never guess anyone's race: that label appears only when a practice states it.
What should I ask before booking?
- Does the dermatologist regularly treat your condition in Black skin or textured hair?
- Do they take your insurance, and are they accepting new patients?
- For hair loss: do they examine the scalp closely and do biopsies when needed?