Frequently Asked Questions
How can I make an appointment?
There are three ways to make an appointment with K2 Dermatology Clinic:
- Call 303-444-8100 and request a time and date for an appointment.
- Email us at admin@k2derm.com and request and date and time for an appointment.
- Request an appointment using our website www.k2derm.com/request-an-appointment
How can I get my medical records transferred to K2 Dermatology?
Go to Forms and Info and download a Release of Medical Records Request Form. Fax the form to the location of the dermatology clinic you would like your records transferred from and follow the instructions of the FAQ above to make an appointment at K2 Dermatology Clinic.
Where is K2 Dermatology located?
K2 Dermatology is located at 3434 47th Street Suite 200, Boulder, CO 80301.
Just east of Foothills Parkway at the corner of the Diagonal Highway and 47th Street in the Northpoint Offices (also known as the Colorado Group Building).
Does K2 Dermatology Clinic accept Medicaid?
At this time K2 Dermatology Clinic does not accept Medicaid.
Can I fill out the forms ahead of time?
Absolutely.
Go here: New Patient Paperwork
Just download the form onto your computer and print them. Don’t forget to bring the form with you when you come to our office for your appointment (there’s nothing worse than filling out forms twice).
What types of issues should I see a dermatologist for?
A dermatologist can help with almost any skin, hair, or nail concern, from acne, wrinkles, and eczema to psoriasis, excessive hair loss, and suspicious moles. They’re trained experts in both medical and cosmetic dermatology, making them an essential resource for maintaining your skin’s health and appearance.
How often should I see a dermatologist?
If you have specific concerns like psoriasis, acne, or a history of skin cancer, you may need regular follow-ups. For most people, an annual skin check is ideal to monitor changes and detect any potential issues early. Your dermatologist can recommend the right schedule based on your skin and health history.
