Sell Your Dermatology Practice in Vermont
Who is buying dermatology practices in Vermont
Named dermatology acquisitions we have recorded in Vermont
- Four Seasons Dermatology, acquired by Integrated Dermatology (Bregal Sagemount)Private-equity-backed buyer · Closed Feb 2025 · VT · Source ↗
| Platform | Owner / backer | Type | Headquarters | Scale | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Advanced Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery (ADCS) | Harvest Partners (majority); Audax Private Equity (minority) | Private equity | Maitland, FL | ~150–180 locations across a dozen-plus states — generally the largest US dermatology group | Source ↗ |
| Forefront Dermatology | Partners Group (OMERS Private Equity, minority) | Private equity | Manitowoc, WI | 200+ clinics across roughly 22 states | Source ↗ |
| U.S. Dermatology Partners | Abry Partners (lenders Carlyle, Ares & Golub Capital control since a 2020 restructuring) | Private equity | Dallas, TX | ~90–100 locations across 8 states, 200+ dermatologists | Source ↗ |
| Schweiger Dermatology Group | Physician-led (Dr. Eric Schweiger); LLR Partners, SV Health Investors & LNK Partners (minority) | Private equity | New York, NY | 160+ offices, ~380 providers across the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and (via CSI) California | Source ↗ |
| Pinnacle Dermatology | BayPine | Private equity | Lombard, IL | A national multi-state dermatology platform | Source ↗ |
| AQUA Dermatology | Gryphon Investors + GTCR | Private equity | Palm Beach Gardens, FL | 80+ locations across Florida and Georgia, 170+ providers (incl. the Water’s Edge and Riverchase brands) | Source ↗ |
| Platinum Dermatology Partners | Sterling Partners + Sun Capital Partners | Private equity | Dallas, TX | 90+ locations across Texas, Arizona, Nevada and California | Source ↗ |
| Anne Arundel Dermatology | Ridgemont Equity Partners | Private equity | Linthicum, MD | ~74 clinics, ~181 providers across MD, VA, TN, NC and PA | Source ↗ |
| Epiphany Dermatology | Leonard Green & Partners | Private equity | Austin, TX | 67+ clinics across 12 states | Source ↗ |
| Golden State Dermatology | Sorenson Capital | Private equity | Walnut Creek, CA | ~45 locations, 125+ providers across California | Source ↗ |
| Frontier Derm Partners | A&M Capital Partners | Private equity | Seattle, WA | ~43 locations across Oregon and Washington — the largest in the Pacific Northwest | Source ↗ |
| DOCS Dermatology (Dermatologists of Central States) | SkyKnight Capital | Private equity | Cincinnati, OH | 80+ locations across 7 states, 190+ providers | Source ↗ |
| Milan Laser Hair Removal | Leonard Green & Partners (Sixth Street + Wildcat Capital, minority) | Private equity | Omaha, NE | 400+ corporate-owned clinics across 30+ states (single-service laser hair removal) | Source ↗ |
| LaserAway | Ares Management (with Seidler Equity Partners) | Private equity | Los Angeles, CA | A national aesthetic-dermatology chain (laser, injectables, body contouring) | Source ↗ |
| SkinSpirit | GreyLion + KKR (minority) | Private equity | Palo Alto, CA | ~39 locations (injectables and medical aesthetics) | Source ↗ |
| Ideal Image | L Catterton (TPG Growth, minority) | Private equity | Tampa, FL | ~244 locations (medical aesthetics: laser, injectables, body) | Source ↗ |
| Olympus Cosmetic Group | VSS Capital Partners | Private equity | Florida (Southeast US) | Cosmetic surgery, dermatology and medspa across AL, FL, GA and OK | Source ↗ |
| Princeton Medspa Partners | Princeton Equity Group (BC Partners, growth financing) | Private equity | United States (multi-site) | An injectables-focused medspa roll-up | Source ↗ |
Ownership verified June 30, 2026. See every platform's recent deals in the Dermatology roll-up tracker →
What a dermatology practice in Vermont is worth
Dermatology practices typically sell for 4x-8x EBITDA, or 2.1x-3x SDE for smaller owner-operated dermatology practices, with most deals in the $2M - $24M (derived: 4x-8x on the $0.5M-$3M EBITDA practices buyers compete for; not a quoted figure) range. These are published industry ranges from Scope Research, HealthFMV and others, not an appraisal of your practice.
What buyers pay more for
- +Mohs surgery and in-house pathology
- +Self-pay cosmetic revenue
- +Multiple providers with succession plans
- +Commercial payor mix
What buyers discount
- -Dependence on a single owner-physician
- -Heavy Medicare reimbursement exposure
- -Provider retention risk after close
- -Location in a state restricting PE ownership
How selling through DealSeam works
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Selling a dermatology practice in Vermont: common questions
How much is a dermatology practice in Vermont worth?
Dermatology practices typically sell for 4x-8x EBITDA, or 2.1x-3x SDE for smaller owner-operated dermatology practices, with most deals in the $2M - $24M (derived: 4x-8x on the $0.5M-$3M EBITDA practices buyers compete for; not a quoted figure) range. Buyers tend to pay more for mohs surgery and in-house pathology, self-pay cosmetic revenue, multiple providers with succession plans and commercial payor mix, and less where they see dependence on a single owner-physician, heavy medicare reimbursement exposure, provider retention risk after close and location in a state restricting pe ownership. These are industry-wide ranges from Scope Research, HealthFMV and others, not an appraisal of your practice.
Who is buying dermatology practices in Vermont?
Recent named deals in Vermont include Four Seasons Dermatology (acquired by Integrated Dermatology, Feb 2025). Nationally, the largest groups consolidating dermatology practices include Advanced Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery (Harvest Partners), Forefront Dermatology (Partners Group) and U.S. Dermatology Partners (Abry Partners); 18 of the 18 platforms we track are private-equity-backed.
Does it cost anything to sell through DealSeam?
No. Sellers pay nothing. When a deal closes, the buyer pays DealSeam's fee. There is no listing fee and no retainer.
Will my employees or customers find out I'm thinking about selling?
No. Nothing is listed publicly, and your details go to a buyer only after you approve that introduction.
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Sources
Valuation multiples are published ranges from Scope Research, Dermatology Valuation Multiples and M&A Trends 2025 (Jun 13, 2025), HealthFMV, Valuing Dermatology Practices in 2026 (Will Hamilton, Jun 11) - EBITDA, HealthFMV, Valuing Dermatology Practices in 2026 (Will Hamilton, Jun 11) - owner cash flow, First Page Sage, Healthcare EBITDA & Valuation Multiples: 2025 Report (Feb 6, 2025); columns are EBITDA of $1-3M | $3-5M | $5-10M, FOCUS Investment Banking, Dermatology Practice Valuation: 2026 Benchmarks, TUSK Practice Sales via PR Newswire (Aug 28, 2025) and Dermatology Times, Other People's Money and the Rise of Private Equity in Dermatology, Part 1 (Joseph Gatti, Aug 21, 2026). Platform ownership comes from each platform's own or press sources, verified June 30, 2026. Named acquisitions are the deals we have recorded from public announcements, each linked to its source; they are not every deal in the state. Ownership in this sector changes often. None of this is investment, legal or tax advice.