Dermatology school length

Medical school usually consists of two years of classroom and lab coursework and another two years of clinical practice, in which you’ll work under the supervision of licensed physicians.
This will be a very demanding period, as much a test of endurance as it is an evaluation of your medical skills.

Relative to the overall number of hours worked, dermatology remains one of the highest paid medical specialties.
For example, a 2019 Medscape poll reports that the average income for dermatologists in the United States is $419,000.

The prerequisites to enroll into these programs usually only require a high school education or a GED certificate.
There is usually much on-the-job training.
In contrast, Dermatologists must complete at least 12 years of coursework and patient care including:

1. Medical school and residency as mentioned above