Dermatologist consultation
Online
Skin assessment
Skin care recommendations
Personalised care plan
Consultation within 24 hours
All age groups • children, women and men
100% money-back guarantee
Laura D.
This is one of the best discoveries when you don’t want to go to doctors in person — you pay a reasonable price and receive a detailed answer. I’m truly impressed. They suggested care solutions for my child, and after a few days the situation clearly improved. The biggest THANK YOU to your doctors!
How does it work?
Your consultation will be provided in writing by our dermatologists within 24 hours (within 48 hours on weekends and public holidays). The response will include a clear explanation of your skin condition, possible contributing factors, and personalised care suggestions suited to your skin’s needs. If a more detailed evaluation or an in-person visit is recommended, we will invite you to attend a physical appointment or advise you on the most appropriate next steps to support your skin health.
Remote consultation prices
Frequently asked questions
How soon will I get an answer?
- Initial consultation – within 24 hours (48 hours at weekends and on public holidays).
- Urgent consultation – within 12 hours.
- Follow-up consultation – within 7 days. It’s handled by the same doctor you consulted before.
Why can a follow-up consultation take up to 7 days?
Your follow-up is handled by the same doctor you consulted before. They compare your new photos with the first ones and know which treatment was recommended and why, so they fine-tune it instead of starting from scratch. Because our doctors work scheduled duty shifts, you’ll get your answer on your doctor’s next shift – often in less than 7 days.
How much does a consultation cost?
- Initial consultation – 49 €
- Follow-up consultation – 39 €
- Urgent consultation – 99 €
What if my case can’t be assessed remotely?
If the doctor decides your case can’t be assessed remotely, we’ll refund the full amount – that’s our 100% money-back guarantee.
What photos do I need?
Phone photos are enough: at least 3, ideally 6. Take one from further away so the whole area is visible, and the others up close. Shoot in daylight; the skin should be clean, with nothing applied.
