(703) 310-7400 | Dr. Herbert - Dermatologist in Arlington, VA

(703) 310-7400

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What Makes Us Different

Patient-centered, personalized care

Dr. Herbert is a board-certified dermatologist who focuses on the detection and prevention of skin cancer. From optimizing skincare regimens to providing comprehensive skin examinations and treating pigmented lesions, she will make sure your skin looks its very best.

With our direct pay model, we offer transparent pricing, longer appointment times, and more personalized, comprehensive care.

Affordable care

In late 2020, we stopped accepting health insurance and shifted to a time-based business model. Under this new model, we offer transparent and affordable pricing while circumventing the restrictions that health insurance companies place on medical practitioners.

Payment for all services is accepted at the time of your appointment.

Insurance Coverage Update

FDL Dermatology is out-of-network for all insurance plans and is an OPT-OUT Medicare provider. Our office is direct pay; payment is due at the time of service. We offer affordable and transparent pricing with no hidden or additional charges after your visit.

At the time of your visit, we will ask for your insurance. If a biopsy is done or labs are drawn, the pathology lab and/or pathologist (which are not part of our practice) will submit a claim to your insurance so you can take full advantage of your medical benefits.

Same-day appointments are available and we are able to accommodate most patients within a week of their appointment request. If you can’t find an appointment online, please call us and we will do our best to fit you in. 

Our appointments last longer than you might expect. A skin exam typically takes 45 minutes, and some appointments can last up to 60 minutes. You will always be seen by Dr. Courtney Herbert, a board-certified dermatologist.

FDL Dermatology Consulting

Helping Dermatologists Build Sustainable, Direct-Pay Practices

Physician-led consulting for dermatologists transitioning away from insurance or launching new practices designed to thrive without it.