Dermatology

Online dermatology consultation: acne, rosacea, eczema and more

Acne, rosacea, eczema, or another skin concern: upload a clear photo of the area and a licensed physician assesses your case without needing an in-person visit.

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34.99 €/visit · The initial assessment is free and you only pay if the doctor approves the treatment.

This may be for you if...

  • Acne, rosacea, eczema, or dermatitis
  • Those who can provide a clear, recent photo of the affected area (essential for assessment)

This is not suitable if...

  • A mole or mark that has grown, changed color, or bleeds: this requires an in-person assessment with dermoscopy, not asynchronous telemedicine

This is not an exhaustive list: the doctor reviewing your questionnaire assesses your specific case before deciding.

How it works

Four steps. No waiting room.

01

Answer the questionnaire

A few questions about your health, your history and your goal. 5 minutes.

02

A doctor reviews your case

A licensed professional studies your information calmly and discreetly.

03

Prescription, if appropriate

If the treatment is appropriate, you receive an e-prescription valid across the European Union.

04

Pharmacy

Fill it at any pharmacy in the European Union, at the price that pharmacy sets.

Medical care backed by professionals.

Your health deserves clear answers. Our medical team reviews every case safely, privately and responsibly.

  • ✓Licensed doctors
  • ✓Encrypted, confidential care
  • ✓Treatment only if it's right for you
Dr. Tomás Lahoz

Dr. Tomás Lahoz

License number 285016637

Dra. Irene Paniagua

Dra. Irene Paniagua

License number 292878610

Dra. Mónica Cañete

Dra. Mónica Cañete

License number 454506345

Dr. Fabián Guerrero

Dr. Fabián Guerrero

License number 282891465

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know.

What kind of photo do I need to upload?+

A clear, well-lit photo of the affected area. It's essential so the doctor can evaluate your case without an in-person visit.

Can I get a consultation for a mole that worries me?+

If it has grown, changed color, or bleeds, it's not a suitable case for asynchronous telemedicine: we recommend an in-person assessment with dermoscopy as soon as possible.

I'm pregnant or breastfeeding — can I still get a consultation?+

The questionnaire asks about this because it affects which treatments are safe; report it accurately so the doctor can take it into account.

Shall we start your medical questionnaire?

A licensed doctor reviews your case; you only pay if they approve the treatment.

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