Last updated: November 12, 2026
The best dermatology EHR software for 2027 is ModMed EMA for medical dermatology practices that want the deepest specialty charting, Nextech for practices with a large cosmetic component, and EZDERM for a dermatology-only EHR with a 3D body map and Mohs tools. PatientNow and athenaOne round out the top five.
“Dermatology EHR” is searched about 1,100 times a month with clicks around $17. Dermatology needs specialty features general EHRs lack: body maps, lesion tracking, clinical photography, pathology integration, Mohs documentation and, for cosmetic services, packages and memberships.
| EHR | Best for | Pricing |
|---|---|---|
| ModMed EMA | Medical dermatology of all sizes | Quote-only; third-party estimates about $200 to $900+ per provider per month |
| Nextech | Cosmetic-forward and high-volume practices | Quote-only |
| EZDERM | Dermatology-only EHR and PM | Quote-only |
| PatientNow | Cosmetic dermatology with marketing tools | Quote-only |
| athenaOne | Growing practices wanting cloud EHR and RCM | Quote-only |
| AdvancedMD | Mid-size and large groups | Quote-only |
| DrChrono | Independent practices wanting a flexible API | Tiered plans |
| Pabau | Cosmetic clinics | From about $104 per month |
| Aesthetic Record | Injector-heavy cosmetic services | $15 to $19 per user per month plus onboarding |
| NextGen Office | Small practices | Published plans |
We compared dermatology-specific charting, photography and pathology workflows, Mohs support, cosmetic features, billing and RCM, recognitions such as Black Book and KLAS, and pricing transparency. No vendor paid to appear.
ModMed EMA was built with practicing dermatologists and has ranked first in dermatology in Black Book Research surveys for 13 consecutive years, including 2026. It offers body maps, AI documentation, pathology integration and Mohs documentation.
Nextech is the strongest alternative, especially for cosmetic dermatology, with DataDerm Gold Recognition, Best in KLAS recognition in 2024 and 2025, procedure-based scheduling and cosmetic packages.
EZDERM was built only for dermatology, with a 3D body map, Mohs tools and teledermatology.
PatientNow combines an EMR with marketing automation and photo-to-billing workflows for cosmetic dermatology.
athenaOne offers cloud EHR, revenue cycle management and patient engagement with dermatology workflows.
AdvancedMD supports dermatology workflows, billing and reporting for mid-size and large groups.
DrChrono is a flexible cloud EHR with a free API, suited to insurance-based independent practices.
Pabau covers CRM, scheduling and marketing for cosmetic clinics.
Aesthetic Record suits dermatology practices with large injectable programs.
NextGen Office is a simpler cloud option for small dermatology practices.
ModMed EMA is the most widely recognized dermatology EHR, with Nextech its main competitor.
Specialty dermatology EHRs are quote-based; third-party estimates range from about $200 to over $900 per provider per month plus implementation.
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