Our Essential Dermatology & Skin Cancer practice remains open
The Cadogan Clinic will continue to offer patients medical dermatology appointments throughout the COVID crisis, as well as critical skin cancer screening and removal services.
General medical dermatology consultations will be booked remotely, with 'time critical' appointments still available in-clinic for suspected skin cancer cases.
'Same-visit' skin cancer excision will be possible for all cases indicating for immediate and urgent removal, under the care of one of our specialist surgeons.
To find out more about the reduced services we are operating, please click HERE or visit our COVID-19 Patient Information page.
Dermatitis is inflammation of the skin with symptoms that may include itchiness, redness, skin rash, blisters and scales.
Types of Dermatitis
A pink/red itchy rash which may be caused by irritants or allergies.
Also known as eczema. This condition usually runs in families and can be associated with allergies, asthma and stress. Symptoms include dry, itchy, red or cracked skin, which may also blister.
This may be caused by circulatory conditions or varicose veins which cause a buildup of fluid in the lower legs which restricts blood and oxygen flow. This may result in open sores, swelling, itching and a thickened, discoloured skin on the ankles and lower legs.
Commonly found on oily parts of the body such as the face, scalp and chest, this is also known as cradle cap on babies. Symptoms may include dandruff, redness, itchiness and yellowish scaly patches.
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