HS Clinics · North Carolina

Hidradenitis Suppurativa Specialists in North Carolina

In North Carolina, our dataset documents 3 centers (2 with a dedicated HS clinic named on the institutional pages): Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Dermatology, Duke Dermatology South Durham, UNC Dermatology and Skin Cancer Center at Southern Village.

The 3 centers listed here come from institutional sources (official hospital and university pages), with the source and last-checked date on every card. Before you plan a visit, always confirm with the clinic: access details and programs can change.

Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Dermatology

Winston-Salem

Dedicated HS clinic "Hidradenitis Suppurativa Multi-Disciplinary Clinic"

Wake Forest Baptist lists a multidisciplinary HS clinic among its dermatology specialty clinics.

Department
Dermatology
Access
Confirm with the clinic. Call Dermatology at 336-716-3926; the page does not state whether referral is required.

Duke Dermatology South Durham

Durham

Documented pathway "hidradenitis suppurativa"

This adult specialty clinic explicitly lists HS among the conditions it treats.

Department
Dermatology
Access
Insurance-based. Appointments are available at 919-684-3432; patients are advised to verify network participation and authorization requirements with their insurer.

UNC Dermatology and Skin Cancer Center at Southern Village

Chapel Hill

Dedicated HS clinic "Hidradenitis Suppurativa Clinic"

UNC documents a dedicated HS clinic and currently lists HS and follicular-disorder care at its Southern Village dermatology center.

Department
Department of Dermatology
Access
Insurance-based. Call 984-974-3900; the location page asks patients to bring any authorization required by their insurance company.

How access works in North Carolina

Most centers listed here see patients through a dermatology referral or the institution's own appointment line; each card shows the access details documented on the official page. Coverage varies by insurance plan, so confirm with the clinic before booking.

I am not a doctor: this page gathers public information for informational purposes and is neither medical advice nor a ranking. Choose a center together with your doctor.

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