MEET DR. Z. CHRISTINE MARCUSON

American academy of dermatology association

ABOUT DR. CHRISTINE MARCUSON

Dr. Z. Christine Marcuson is a native of Williamsburg and joined what is now Peninsula Dermatology SCSC in 1998, bringing Mohs surgery to the Peninsula and her home town. She is a board certified dermatologist, fellowship trained in Mohs micrographic surgery and board certified in Micrographic Dermatologic Surgery.

She enjoys caring for patients in a patient centered environment dedicated to a compassionate approach and surgical excellence.

Her areas of interest include Mohs micrographic surgery for skin cancers, general dermatologic surgery, and patient education. .

Dr. Marcuson enjoys being outdoors sailing, paddle boarding and continuing her quest for the perfect deer resistant plants. She also cherishes spending time with her husband Craig and three adult children. She sees patients in the Williamsburg location.

Virginia living magazine best of virginia winner

EDUCATION

College
Wake Forest University 1985-1989
Cum Laude

Medical School
Medical College of Virginia 1989-1993

Dermatology Residency
Medical College of Virginia 1993-1997

Chief Resident
Medical College of Virginia 1997
Cum Laude

Mohs Fellowship
Medical University of South Carolina 1997-1998

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS/
MEMBERSHIPS

Board Certification
American Board of Dermatology

Memberships
American Academy of Dermatology
American College of Mohs Surgery
Medical Society of Virginia
Virginia Dermatology Society

HONORS & AWARDS

• Best Cosmetic Surgery Center, COVA Best Of Readers’ Choice 2025

• Best Skin/Dermatology Practice, COVA Best Of Readers’ Choice 2025

• Top Mohs Surgeon, Virginia Living 2020

WHAT OUR PATIENTS SAY

“I was very pleased with the cordial atmosphere and promptness of my operation. Everything was well explained before any procedures were performed. Thanks for making me feel comfortable during my visit”

“Courteous and friendly office staff who were willing to fit me in due to a concern about a suspicious mole. It turned out to be a minor skin growth but no one but made me feel awkward about wanting to be seen quickly. I appreciate that.”

Sue C.

“I have been seen by several doctors here because of recurring squamous cell carcinomas and each doctor, nurse and office staff I have interacted with has been patient, compassionate, kind and professional on every occasion. I am pleased that the doctors take adequate time with me to explain what I need to know.”

Kim

“My mom had cancerous growth removed from her arm. The staff was very efficient and friendly throughout the process. It isn’t normal at most doctors offices for someone to greet you unless they are taking care of you. We were spoken to more than once by others in the office A very nice experience for a scary situation.”

Michael W.