Mara Dermatology

No. Mara Dermatology does not accept or bill health insurance. The practice uses a direct care model with transparent, upfront pricing for every service. Patients always know the cost before their visit, with no surprise bills or hidden fees.

No. Mara Dermatology charges no annual fees, memberships, or retainers. Patients pay for visits and services as they occur, with clear pricing provided in advance.

Yes. Mara Dermatology keeps availability for urgent appointments. Patients can reach the physicians directly, which makes scheduling faster and more responsive than traditional dermatology practices.

Both board-certified dermatologists perform every consultation and treatment. Mara Dermatology does not use nurse practitioners, physician assistants, or estheticians for patient care. This applies to both medical and cosmetic services.

Mara Dermatology provides medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology. Services include full-body skin exams, skin cancer screening, acne treatment, cortisone injections, Botox and neuromodulators, dermal fillers, microneedling with PRP, chemical peels, laser treatments, and skincare consultations.

Yes. Both physicians perform cosmetic dermatology procedures, including Botox, neuromodulators, dermal fillers, microneedling with PRP, chemical peels, and laser treatments. Every aesthetic procedure involves a board-certified dermatologist with deep training in skin structure and safety.

Yes. Both Dr. Joni Mazza-McCrann and Dr. Fiona Rahbar offer care in English and Spanish, serving bilingual patients throughout the Mount Pleasant and greater Charleston area.

The practice invites patients to bring their everyday skincare products to an appointment for a personalized ingredient review. A board-certified dermatologist evaluates each product's safety and effectiveness for the patient's specific skin type, helping them simplify their routine and eliminate products that may be causing harm.

Patients schedule directly through the Mara Dermatology website. The practice also offers direct communication with the physicians for urgent concerns or questions before booking.

Drs. Mazza-McCrann and Rahbar built the practice around restoring the patient-physician relationship. Removing insurance allows them to set appointment times based on patient needs, avoid administrative burdens, and keep pricing transparent. The goal is to make dermatologic care simple, accessible, and affordable.