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Belle Meade, Nashville

Medical dermatology in Nashville

Care for acne, rashes, changing spots, and other skin concerns, including skin cancer screening and ongoing treatment for eczema, psoriasis, and rosacea.

Evening appointments and select Saturdays with Evan Hatfill.

Medical dermatology consultation at Cortina in Nashville.
New patients welcome
Skin checks & mole evaluation
Acne & rash care
Belle Meade, Nashville

Book your medical dermatology appointment

Select a general dermatology visit or the concern you want evaluated.

Evan Hatfill, PA-C Medical Dermatology

Evening appointments · Select Saturdays

4515 Harding Pike, Suite 310 · Belle Meade, Nashville

Open Evan’s calendar below to choose an appointment.


Select a time to continue booking with NextPatient. Your appointment is confirmed when you finish scheduling.

Conditions we treat

Skin cancer screening

A broader skin examination based on your history, risk factors, and previous findings. Your provider recommends when to return.

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Mole or spot check

Examination of spots that are new, changing, itching, bleeding, not healing, or different from your other spots.

Explore mole checks

Acne treatment

Treatment for persistent or painful breakouts, with evaluation of acne marks and scars.

Explore acne care

Rash evaluation

Evaluation of itchy, scaly, recurring, or unexplained rashes and possible triggers.

Explore rash care

Growths and other concerns

Evaluation of warts, skin tags, and other growths. Select a skin or mole check for a new, changing, bleeding, or nonhealing spot.

For help choosing an appointment, call 615.819.1414.

What to expect at your appointment

Your provider reviews your symptoms, health history, medications, and previous treatments, then examines the areas relevant to your visit.

You will discuss the findings and whether treatment, testing, a procedure, or monitoring is appropriate. Some care requires another appointment. Your provider explains how to use prescribed treatment, what changes to watch for, and when to return.

Bring medication and skincare lists, relevant test results, and photos of a rash during a flare.

Evan Hatfill examining a patient’s upper arm with a handheld skin examination device.
Evan Hatfill speaking with a patient during a consultation at Cortina.

Our medical team

Evan’s available appointments appear above. To choose another medical provider, use “View other medical providers” in the appointment block.

Dr. Allison Weiffenbach

Board certified dermatologist and Cortina’s Medical Director.

Meet Dr. Weiffenbach

Evan Hatfill, PA-C

Board certified physician assistant providing medical dermatology care.

Meet Evan Hatfill

Jessica Adams, FNP-C, DCNP

Dermatology Certified Nurse Practitioner.

Meet Jessica Adams

Insurance and costs

Eligible medical visits may be billed to insurance. Coverage and your cost depend on your plan, provider network, reason for the visit, and services performed.

Check referral requirements and your share of the cost with your insurer. Cosmetic services are paid for directly by the patient.

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Medical visits: Charges depend on the examination, treatment discussion, and care provided.

Biopsies and procedures: These may carry separate charges and may require another appointment.

Lab and tissue testing: Tests may be billed separately, including by an outside laboratory.

Prescriptions: Pharmacy benefits determine coverage. Some medications require your insurer’s approval.

Common questions

Is a skin cancer screening the same as a mole check?

A screening is a broader examination based on your history and risk. A mole check focuses on specific spots. Both use “Skin Check / Mole Check” in online booking. Tell us which type of examination you need.

Can a biopsy or removal happen at the first visit?

It depends on the findings and procedure needed. Your provider explains the recommendation and timing; some procedures need a separate appointment. If tissue is tested, the result helps determine further care.

Can I discuss more than one skin concern?

Mention your concerns when scheduling and tell your provider which matters most. The number and complexity of concerns determine what can be addressed and whether another appointment is needed.

When to seek urgent care

Call 911 for trouble breathing or swallowing, sudden swelling of the lips, tongue, or throat, fainting, or severe bleeding that does not stop with firm pressure.

Seek emergency care for sudden vision loss or sudden blurred vision with a painful red eye. Other eye pain, marked redness, light sensitivity, or vision changes need urgent eye assessment.

Seek prompt medical care for a widespread, rapidly worsening, painful, blistering, or peeling rash; fever with a rash; a rash affecting the eyes, mouth, or genital skin; or signs of infection such as pus, warmth, or swelling. Cortina does not provide emergency care.

Book your medical dermatology appointment

Appointments for new skin concerns and ongoing care in Belle Meade.