MEET DR. EMILY R. HIMES

American academy of dermatology association

ABOUT DR. EMILY HIMES

Dr. Emily Himes is a board certified dermatologist practicing general dermatology with a special interest in adult and pediatric dermatology and skin cancer. She values developing relationships with her patients which often extends to taking care of an entire family including children, parents and grandparents. Dr. Himes is passionate about providing education on skin cancer prevention.

Dr. Himes is a native of Virginia. She grew up in Charlottesville and attended college at Virginia Tech. After graduating from Eastern Virginia Medical School in Norfolk, she moved to Kansas City where she completed her dermatology residency at the University of Kansas. Dr. Himes joined Peninsula Dermatology in 2015. She resides in Williamsburg and enjoys spending time with her two sons.

” I enjoy the diversity of general dermatology and the ability to treat a wide range of skin conditions from acne to cutaneous malignancies. I love the continuity of care with my patients and truly getting to know them.”

Coastal virginia magazine top doctor award 2023

Virginia living magazine best of virginia winner

EDUCATION

College – Virginia Tech 2002-2006 summa cum laude
Medical School – Eastern Virginia Medical School 2006-2010
Internship – University of Kansas 2010-2012
Dermatology Residency – University of Kansas 2012-2015

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS/
MEMBERSHIPS

Board Certification – American Board of Dermatology
Memberships – American Academy of Dermatology

HONORS & AWARDS

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

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

Top Dermatologist, 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.