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Despite the trend over the past decade for the formation of larger and larger group medical practices, more than 70 percent of dermatologists still practice in one- or two-doctor offices. For a time, young physicians shied away from becoming solo practitioners, but once again, more are considering the possibility of starting or taking over solo dermatology practitioners.
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Published: March 8th 2025 | Updated: March 8th 2025
