Best dermatologist email list providers, compared
The CMS file dated Aug 18, 2026 lists 13,599 dermatologists enrolled in Medicare, and the AAMC counted 13,601 active physicians in dermatology in 2024. US counts on 6 sellers' dermatologist pages run from 7K+ (ReachStream) to 560,000 (LakeB2B), and 3 of the 11 other sellers show a price. Ranked on what you can check before paying, BookYourData, LeadsPlease and ReachStream come first; we're number 4. Ours is $295 one time for the federal count, with the email column built after you order.
We make Doctor Email List, one of the 12 sellers on this page. Here's how we compared: we read each seller's own pages on Sep 29, 2026 and recorded what they publish (price, counts, samples, terms and where the data comes from), then checked their dermatologist counts against the federal CMS file. We did not buy their lists, so we can't tell you how accurate their emails are. We ranked ourselves by the same rule, at number 4.
By Ryan Doyle, founder of Doctor Email List. Published Sep 29, 2026, sellers' pages read the same day.
The 12 sellers at a glance
The count column gives each seller's own numbers for dermatologists, in its own units (contacts, leads or emails). Each cell links to the page it came from, read on Sep 29, 2026.
Ranked in the same order as our all-specialties comparison, which explains each seller and the ranking.
What the federal file says about dermatologists
13,599 dermatologists are enrolled in Medicare in the CMS file dated Aug 18, 2026, counted once each by NPI. The most are in California (1,882), Florida (1,073) and Texas (1,063). 55% are women, and the median year of medical school graduation is 2006. 10% report telehealth services.
The two counts are almost the same. DataCaptive, Medicoleads, InfoGlobalData and LakeB2B print US counts above both. Ask each seller what one row is before you pay: a physician, a contact at a practice, or an address.
Email coverage is the part to check hardest, ours included. We have not run an email test on dermatologists yet; our one test so far, on Sep 10, 2026, verified 55 of 400 cardiologists.
The full file, with a free 100-row sample, is the dermatologist email list.
Renting the specialty society's list
The American Academy of Dermatology rents its member list by post only, at $210 per thousand names commercial or $100 educational, for one-time use after it approves the mailing. It lists about 14,374 US members, and it does not rent email addresses. (commercial rate, educational rate, order form counts, no email rental, terms: one-time use, terms: approval)
Where the other sellers beat us
- Email counts you can see. LeadsPlease prints 16,590 dermatologist emails next to 17,800 mail leads, and BookYourData sells 8,957 US dermatology records for $499; our email column is built after you order. (LeadsPlease, BookYourData)
- The Academy's list by post. The American Academy of Dermatology rents the mailing addresses of about 14,374 US members, whether or not they bill Medicare. (AAD order form)
- Cosmetic-only practices. A dermatologist who never bills Medicare isn't in our file; sellers that name directories as a source, like InfoGlobalData and LakeB2B, can include them. (InfoGlobalData sources, LakeB2B sources)
How to choose a dermatologist list
Check the count against three yardsticks: 13,599 dermatologists enrolled in Medicare in the CMS file, 13,601 active dermatologists counted by the AAMC, and about 14,374 US members of the American Academy of Dermatology.
If you want one payment, BookYourData and we both sell a dermatology file once, and LeadsPlease sells by the lead ($299.75 for 500 email leads); the Academy only rents, by post.
Questions buyers ask
The CMS file dated August 18, 2026 lists 13,599 dermatologists enrolled in Medicare. The AAMC counted 13,601 active dermatologists in 2024, and the American Academy of Dermatology lists about 14,374 US members.
Yes. BookYourData sells 8,957 US dermatology records for $499, and ours is $295 one time for all 13,599 rows, with verified emails added after you order (55 of 400 cardiologists on Sep 10, 2026 in our only test). The American Academy of Dermatology only rents, by post.
Not in our file: CMS doesn't label cosmetic work, so the practice name is the signal. iInfotanks lists cosmetic dermatology as a sub-specialty field, and MedicoReach and InfoGlobalData name cosmetic dermatologists too, so ask them how they assign it.