Treat yourself to the dermatological care you deserve, right from the comfort of your own home. Our telehealth solution provides an alternative to an in-person office visit, giving you flexibility and convenience.
Easy, 24-hour scheduling for you, your family, and your loved ones.
We understand that you might not always want to go through the hassle and uncertainty of visiting a dermatology clinic. Thousands of Americans skip important doctor visits every year for a variety of reasons, such as:
Walk-in Dermatology is committed to connecting our board-certified dermatologists with patients in need using a convenient online system. Whatever your skin, hair, and nail issues may be, our online dermatologists can diagnose your issue and provide you with a treatment plan you need.
Many people think the only serious conditions dermatologists diagnose and treat are skin cancers. But there are many serious health conditions that can be diagnosed through changes to the skin.
Clusters of blisters appearing on the skin, particularly around the head, knees, elbows, and bottom. Similar in appearance to herpes, these bumps are generally mistaken for eczema.
Many people are unaware that they have diabetes, and symptoms can begin appearing during the pre-diabetes stage. Known as acanthosis nigricans, thick fleshy patches that look like brown ink spots can develop in the armpits and neck.
Sunburn-like redness above the cheeks could be a symptom of lupus. These spots generally go unnoticed because they do not cause any itching or pain, and they may only be apparent during active flare-ups.
Crohn’s Disease and other inflammatory bowel diseases frequently manifest on the skin. Crohn’s Disease leads to a symptom known as erythema nodosum, which appears on the skin as purple and red spots.
Heart disease can sometimes be detected through a number of changes to your skin, including feet and leg swelling, blue or purple shading, yellowish growths, waxy bumps appearing in clusters, or purple or red lines appearing beneath the nails.
Many health care plans require you to get a referral from a primary care physician to see a dermatologist. You can contact your insurance provider for the specific requirements of your coverage. Note that if your claim is denied by your insurance provider, or if you would like to pay for your visit out-of-pocket, you will only be responsible for a maximum payment of $75.
Walk-in Dermatology is now offering online appointments through our Video Visit service. We are able to provide the same level of care and expertise through a safe and secure online environment as we would during an in-person office visit. Consider us your “dermatologist near me.”
Doctors can prescribe medications through electronic prescriptions online if they find a diagnosis of a patient in need of it, so a dermatologist should be able to prescribe Accutane and other treatments if required.
Some telehealth services are included in the coverage provided by your HSA, such as an acne treatment plan, visit fee, and prescription medications. Contact us to learn more.
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