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More and more dermatologists are providing some level of cosmetic service to their patients. The menu of services available to dermatologic patients is wide ranging from high-end anti-aging skin products to liposuction. Botox injections, chemical peels using new drugs, and biologics provide huge opportunities for dermatologists to get on the "cash" bandwagon.
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