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Dermatology Practices
Dermatology has been an active private equity category. Medical, surgical and cosmetic mix, provider depth and ancillary services shape value.
Value Levers
Understand how medical dermatology, Mohs and surgical work, and cash-pay cosmetic services each contribute to margin.
Extend capacity beyond the physician owner and reduce provider dependence.
In-house pathology, aesthetics and retail skincare where compliant and appropriate.
Procedure coding, documentation and supervision rules hold up in diligence.
New patient wait times and visit volume per provider.
Platform deals commonly include rollover equity and employment terms.
Owner's Guide
Each of these can lower what a buyer will pay or add terms you don't want. The Blueprint measures where you stand and prioritizes the fixes most likely to increase your EBITDA multiple.
Illustrative example
Hypothetical numbers to show the math. Not a client result or a promise.
FAQ
Usually on adjusted EBITDA. Service mix, provider depth, ancillary revenue and coding compliance drive the multiple.
Cash-pay cosmetic services can add margin, but buyers will look at whether that revenue depends on one provider.
Start with the Blueprint. It measures your planning and value gaps, then recommends the steps to close them, including how and when to exit.
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A confidential 30-minute call with our exit planning team to see where your business stands and what the Blueprint would show you.
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