Worried about a rash, eczema, acne or a new skin concern? See an IMC-registered Doctor online from the comfort of your home. Expert skin care consultations with prescriptions issued same day — available 7 days a week from €34.99.
Unlike many medical conditions, skin problems are inherently visual — making them exceptionally well-suited to online assessment. Your Doctor can see the affected area clearly via your phone camera and make a confident assessment in many cases without needing you in person.
Waiting weeks for a dermatology referral on the HSE or paying hundreds for a private dermatologist is no longer your only option. DoxOnCall gives you fast access to expert skin advice from an IMC-registered Doctor — same day, at a fraction of the cost.
Before your consultation, take a clear photo of the affected skin area in natural daylight. Have it ready to show your doctor on screen during the video call. The better the image, the more accurate the assessment.
Our IMC-registered Irish GPs can assess and treat a wide range of common dermatological conditions via online consultation.
Assessment and management of eczema flare-ups, contact dermatitis and atopic dermatitis. Prescriptions for topical steroids, emollients and other treatments.
Acne assessment for teenagers and adults. Prescription treatments including topical antibiotics, retinoids and advice on skincare routines.
Urticaria, hives and allergic skin reactions assessed and treated. Antihistamine prescriptions and allergy management advice provided.
Impetigo, cellulitis (mild), folliculitis and other bacterial skin infections diagnosed and treated online. Antibiotic prescriptions issued same day.
Rosacea assessment, diagnosis and management. Prescription treatments and lifestyle advice to manage redness, flushing and skin sensitivity.
Psoriasis assessment and treatment planning. Topical treatments prescribed and referral to dermatology arranged for complex or widespread cases.
Initial assessment of new or changing moles, skin lesions and pigmented patches. Fast-track referral to dermatology or skin cancer clinic where indicated.
Persistent dry skin, keratosis pilaris ("chicken skin") and other chronic dry skin conditions assessed and managed with prescription treatments.
Initial assessment of suspected shingles rash. Antiviral prescriptions issued promptly — early treatment is essential for best outcomes.
Three easy steps to have your skin condition assessed by an Irish GP — no waiting room, no travel required.
Select Dermatology & Skin Care, choose a same-day or upcoming slot and book securely in under 2 minutes.
⏱ Under 2 minutesJoin your video call and show the affected area to your Irish GP. Good natural lighting helps your doctor make the most accurate assessment possible.
⏱ 10–15 min consultationGet your prescription, skincare treatment plan or specialist referral sent to your email the same day — ready to use immediately.
⏱ Same daySince skin consultations rely heavily on visual assessment, the quality of what your doctor can see matters. Follow these simple steps before your appointment.
✓ Natural daylight or bright indoor light
✓ Clean, makeup-free skin where possible
✓ Close-up shot showing the full affected area
✓ A second photo showing scale (e.g. next to a coin)
✓ Have your phone camera clean & focused
Don't wait weeks for a dermatology appointment. See an IMC-registered Online Doctor for a skin consultation today — prescriptions and treatment plans issued the same day.
Most skin conditions are suitable for online assessment. However, some symptoms require immediate in-person attention. Please go to your nearest Emergency Department or call 999 if you notice:
Need to see a doctor urgently today? Same-day urgent GP consultations available right now.
Prescription renewals and new prescriptions issued online same day — including skin treatments.
General same-day health consultation for any concern — not just skin. Book an Irish GP today.
⚠️ Important: DoxOnCall is not an emergency service. If you are experiencing a medical emergency — including a rapidly spreading rash, facial swelling or difficulty breathing — call 999 or 112 immediately.
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