Dermatology & Plastic Surgery Medical Billing Services

Dermatology medical billing is the coding, submission, and collection of claims for dermatology care — office visits, biopsies, destructions, Mohs surgery, and everything in between. Because dermatology mixes medical and cosmetic work on the same schedule, it takes specialty-specific CPT and ICD-10 coding and tight modifier discipline that generalist billers routinely get wrong. We do it all day, every day.

Plastic surgery medical billing is claims management for reconstructive and cosmetic procedures — where a single case can involve covered, non-covered, staged, and out-of-network components at once. Getting paid correctly depends on precise CPT coding, documented medical necessity, and a real out-of-network strategy. It’s our core specialty, not a sideline.

Dermatology revenue cycle management is the full money pipeline of a dermatology practice — eligibility, coding, claim submission, denial work, patient balances, reporting — run as one system. You documented the care. Dermatology RCM is what makes sure you collect for it, and shows you exactly where revenue leaks when you don’t.

Plastic surgery revenue cycle management is the money side of a surgical practice run as one system — prior auth, eligibility, claim submission, OON negotiation, final collection. Global periods, staged reconstructions, cosmetic-insurance splits: the job is keeping every one of them paid on time.

Look for a dermatology billing company that lives in the specialty: certified dermatology coders, real Mohs and modifier-25 experience, transparent reporting you can check any day, and references from practices like yours. A generalist biller learns dermatology on your revenue. A specialist already knows where derm claims die.

A real plastic surgery billing company should show you out-of-network expertise, prior-auth muscle for procedures like breast reduction and panniculectomy, and clean handling of the cosmetic-versus-insurance split. Ask how they handle OON reimbursement and what happens to your A/R if you ever leave — the answers separate partners from vendors.

Yes — outsourcing dermatology billing hands coding, claims, and follow-up to a specialty team while you keep full visibility and control. Done right, it reads like an in-house biller with the redundancy of a firm behind it. Nobody’s vacation stalls your cash.

Yes — and for most plastic surgery practices it pays for itself in recovered out-of-network revenue alone. We run your billing inside your systems with full transparency, and unlike many billing companies, we don’t make you repurchase your own A/R if you ever terminate. Your receivables stay yours.

Yes — billing and coding together, which is where dermatology practices win or lose. That includes Mohs surgery billing with proper stage documentation and modifier-25 usage that survives an audit. Coding accuracy isn’t a back-office detail in dermatology; it’s the difference between paid, denied, and flagged.

Yes — including the hard cases: breast reconstruction, DIEP and TRAM flaps, staged procedures, and revisions inside global periods. Complex reconstructive coding is where the most revenue gets left behind, and where our coders spend most of their time. Every procedure coded exactly, however complex the case.