With an aging population, skin cancer awareness, and growing demand for cosmetic procedures, dermatology services are in high demand. However, physician rates are failing to keep up with the demand, creating an opportunity for dermatologists looking to open their own practices. If you’re looking to lease a space for a dermatology office, here’s what to consider to set you apart:

A Bright, Modern Design Aesthetic

The overall design of your office is critical to your success. Your space should be soothing and welcoming, use a color scheme that is both inviting and professional with comfortable and professional furnishings. Sensory experiences such as lighting, sound, and aromatherapy can also support your space’s overall ambiance.

State-of-the-Art Technology

Digital kiosks make checking in easy, interactive monitors allow easy digital input, and programmable digital screens and signage are a great way to showcase new treatments and therapies. Additionally, digital booking and payment systems are a great way to keep your practice running smoothly – and to reduce friction or confusion regarding billing and payment.

 Modern Diagnostic and Procedural Tools

To be competitive in today’s market, a dermatology office should be equipped with key diagnostic tools such as dermatoscopes, microscopes, a Wood’s Lamp, examination lights, and exam and procedure chairs. To ensure high-quality treatment, your consultation rooms should also have easy access to procedural tools such as biopsy tools, a dermal biopsy punch, hyfrecators and high-frequency generators, and autoclaves and sterilizers.

Dedicated Cosmetic Treatment Areas

Aesthetic medicine is a lucrative and growing area for dermatologists. Botox, fillers, phototherapy booths, and various rejuvenating skin treatments are in high demand, accounting for about 13.5% of demand in 2023 – a number that has likely only risen since. When choosing a space or building out your dermatology office, ensure that it has the capacity for cosmetic treatments.

Design That Accounts for Growth and Change

Change is part of medicine. Patient demographics shift, demand for specific therapies changes, and the equipment required to perform a given treatment evolves. Dermatology offices can account for change by investing in modular furniture, portable equipment, and movable partitions, all of which allow for flexibility and adaptability – no matter what the future brings.

Looking for the Ideal Dermatology Space? Partner with GZ!

If you’re looking to meet the moment by stepping up to close the dermatology patient-provider gap, talk to the experts at GZ Realty. As specialists in medical real estate throughout the DMV region, we can help you identify a great space in a high-demand area, and then assist with lease negotiation, tenant improvement terms, and more. To put your best foot forward, drop us a line!

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