What is a dermatologist?

Dermatologists refer to healthcare specialists having additional training, which enables them to treat and diagnose diseases of the nails, hair, skin, and mucous membranes.

What diseases do dermatologists treat?

Dermatologists are specialized in treating moles, skin cancers, fungal infections, warts, acne, psoriasis, contact dermatitis, and dry skin, and perform specific cosmetic procedures.

When should I consult a dermatologist?

You must consult a dermatologist if you possess any skin areas that change shape and color or grow, bleeds, or itch.

What are the specific risk factors to get skin cancer?

There are certain risk factors for skin cancer, including red or blond hair, green or blue eyes, fair skin, sunburns, and exposure to the sun.

What is the benefit of using LetsUpDoc to consult a dermatologist?

LetsUpDoc allows you to virtually consult a qualified dermatologist at a preferred time and date. You can simply book an appointment with the tap of your mobile phone or mouse click. We charge reasonable fees so it does not come with a high cost.

Is the second appointment with the dermatologist free on LetsUpdoc?

Yes, it is free. You can schedule your appointment flexibly, thereby reducing the risk of missed appointments or misunderstandings. It allows conducting a follow-up discussion with the dermatologist at absolutely zero cost. It also gives you a chance to address any issues or problems that may have occurred after the first consultation.

What is melanoma and does it spread?

Melanoma refers to a specific kind of skin cancer. It tends to develop from the skin cells, which are called melanocytes. If this disease is not treated, then it may spread and can be life-threatening.