Specialty rate rollup
Dermatology
Skin biopsies, lesion destruction and excision, and nail procedures — the highest-volume dermatology codes.
Current national rates
Q4 2025 releaseNon-facility amounts, GPCI 1.000, before sequestration. Change is versus the prior release.
| Code | Status | National amount | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 99213 Established Patient Office Visit, Level 3 | Active | $88.95 | — |
| 99214 Established Patient Office Visit, Level 4 | Active | $125.18 | — |
| 11102 Skin Biopsy, Tangential | Active | $95.75 | — |
| 11400 Excision of Small Benign Skin Lesion, Trunk/Extremity | Active | $124.21 | — |
| 17000 Destruction of Premalignant Skin Lesion, First | Active | $66.31 | — |
| 17110 Destruction of Benign Lesions, Up to 14 | Active | $109.98 | — |
| 11720 Nail Trimming/Debridement, Up to 5 | Active | $32.02 | — |
| 11056 Paring of Corns or Calluses, 2-4 Lesions | Restricted | $78.93 | — |
Need a locality-adjusted rate or a specific setting? Use the rate calculator. Every code above also has its own page with a contracted-rate (% of Medicare) table and a full RVU breakdown.
These amounts shift with where you practice — local GPCIs move most of them a few percent either way. Browse Medicare payment localities or look up yours by ZIP code.
Model Dermatology's blended payer mix
Blended-rate modeling across a specialty's payer mix isn't built yet — it's on the roadmap, and how loudly dermatology asks for it is part of what decides when.
Get notified when Dermatology rates change
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Source & method
National amounts computed from the CMS Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Q4 2025 release, GPCI 1.000, before the ~2% sequestration cut. This code list is our own clean-room grouping by common clinical scenario, not the AMA's code-family taxonomy. A code with no amount shown is either not separately payable under the PFS or was not in this release — never a fake $0.