What you get via remote consultation?
A full examination by a dermatologist is performed remotely - you just need to fill out a form and send photos of your skin
Detailed assessment
The dermatologist's analysis is done quickly - you will receive an answer within 24-48 hours.
Treatment plan and product recommendations
Individual treatment is recommended and electronic care plans for products are provided.
Supervision and communication
Care recommendations and convenient communication without waiting in clinic lines.
When is it worth applying?
Remote consultation with a dermatologist is especially useful if:
- Skin is red, itchy, or flaky
- Rashes or dry areas appear
- You suspect dermatitis, but you don't know for sure
- You've had dermatitis before – and the symptoms have returned
- You don't want to or can't go to the clinic
How does a remote dermatitis consultation work?
Everything is simple - no queues, from anywhere
What is forms of dermatitis We assess and treat remotely
Doctors, remote consulting
The iDerma team consists of experienced dermatologists who deal with a variety of dermatitis cases every day, both in children and adults. Our goal is to provide fast, clear and effective dermatitis management, even when physical visits are not possible.
Services price list
Remote dermatologist consultation
Preparing care plans
Most often asked questions
1. Can dermatitis be assessed remotely?
Yes, in most cases a description of the symptoms and photos are sufficient. If additional tests are needed, the doctor will inform you.2. Will I receive a care plan after the consultation?
Yes — if the assessment is clear and products are needed, the doctor will include them in your e-care plan.3. How quickly will I get an answer?
Usually within 24-48 hours of registration and information submission.4. Is it possible to treat dermatitis in children remotely?
Yes - our dermatologists have experience in treating skin inflammation in both children and infants.5. Do the photos have to be professional?
No - well-lit, clear photos taken with a phone are sufficient.6. What should I do if my symptoms don't improve after a few days?
A repeat follow-up consultation is possible or, if necessary, a recommendation to come in person.
