Callender Dermatology and Cosmetic Center
Glenn Dale, Maryland
(301) 249-0970
- skin of color
- Skin of Color Society
- CCCA
- traction alopecia
- keloids
- Licensed providers matched
- 3
- Google rating
- 4.7 (2,308)
DC, Maryland and Virginia
38 practices across DC, Prince George's and Montgomery counties, and Northern Virginia document care for Black skin and hair on their own websites. We matched 78 licensed providers at those addresses in the federal NPI registry.

Glenn Dale, Maryland
(301) 249-0970
Fulton, Maryland
(301) 479-6544
Washington, District of Columbia
(202) 695-1000
Laurel, Maryland
(301) 776-1094
Washington, District of Columbia
(202) 955-5757
Annapolis, Maryland
(410) 224-1195
Gambrills, Maryland
(410) 451-0500
Arlington, Virginia
(571) 431-6175
Washington, District of Columbia
(202) 737-6800
Washington, District of Columbia
(202) 410-4410
Bethesda, Maryland
(301) 430-4000
Silver Spring, Maryland
(301) 244-9069
Greenbelt, Maryland
(301) 615-1986
Bowie, Maryland
(301) 809-4321
Washington, District of Columbia
(202) 715-4000
Clinton, Maryland
(301) 818-5001
Alexandria, Virginia
(703) 370-0073
Millersville, Maryland
(667) 296-5293
Annapolis, Maryland
(410) 897-0272
Vienna, Virginia
(703) 698-8162
Forest Heights, Maryland
(240) 493-8447
Annapolis, Maryland
(667) 296-5279
Alexandria, Virginia
(571) 449-2555
Washington, District of Columbia
(202) 293-7618
Bethesda, Maryland
(301) 530-8300
Greenbelt, Maryland
(301) 313-5517
Rockville, Maryland
(301) 881-4124
McLean, Virginia
(703) 893-1114
Alexandria, Virginia
(703) 822-0222
McLean, Virginia
(703) 356-5111
Rockville, Maryland
(301) 358-5919
McLean, Virginia
(571) 569-7268
Arlington, Virginia
(703) 827-1484
Washington, District of Columbia
(202) 966-8814
Alexandria, Virginia
(703) 461-7500
Chevy Chase, Maryland
(301) 652-0644
Glenn Dale, Maryland
(301) 637-8115
Bowie, Maryland
(301) 261-8051
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.
No Washington, DC 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.