Dermatologist Online

Online skin concern advice and dermatologist referral support

Looking for a dermatologist online? Mobi Doctor lets you speak with a licensed doctor about skin concerns from your phone, tablet or computer.

You can get help with common non-emergency skin issues such as rashes, acne, irritation, insect bites, allergic reactions, eczema-like symptoms, fungal concerns, minor skin infection concerns or skin changes you are unsure about. You may be able to upload photos so the doctor can better understand what is happening.

The doctor can review your symptoms, ask follow-up questions, provide medical advice, recommend the next step and offer treatment guidance where suitable. If your skin concern needs specialist assessment, the doctor can advise whether you should see a dermatologist or seek local in-person care.

Doctors are available daily from 7 AM to 11 PM. Express Medical Assessment from €31.

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Dermatologist Online

Dermatologists are specialist doctors who diagnose and treat conditions affecting the skin, hair, nails and mucous membranes. They may help with concerns such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, hair loss, suspicious moles, skin infections, rashes, warts and other skin changes.

If you are looking for an online dermatologist, Mobi Doctor can help you take the first step. You can speak with a licensed doctor about your skin concern, upload photos where helpful, and receive medical advice on what the problem may be and what to do next.

For many common skin concerns, an online doctor can assess symptoms, review photos, answer questions and provide treatment guidance. If your symptoms suggest that specialist assessment is needed, the doctor can advise whether you should see a dermatologist or seek local in-person care.

When Should I See a Dermatologist?

You may need a dermatologist or an in-person medical review if you have a skin, hair, or nail concern that is persistent, worsening, unusual, or not improving with basic care.

Symptom or concern	Why it may need medical advice
A new or changing mole	Needs assessment, especially if it changes in size, shape, colour or starts bleeding
Persistent rash	May need diagnosis and treatment if it spreads, recurs or does not improve
Severe acne	May require prescription treatment or longer-term skin management
Hair loss	Can have several causes and may need medical assessment
Very dry, flaky or inflamed skin	May be eczema, psoriasis, allergy or another skin condition
Swelling, redness or warmth	May suggest infection or inflammation
Warts or unusual skin growths	May need diagnosis or treatment advice
Nail changes	Can be linked to infection, trauma or other medical causes

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FAQ: Dermatologist Online

You can speak to a doctor online about skin concerns and upload photos where helpful. The doctor can review your symptoms, give medical advice, recommend next steps and advise whether you need a dermatologist or in-person skin assessment.

An online doctor can help with common non-emergency skin concerns such as rashes, acne, irritation, insect bites, allergic reactions, eczema-like symptoms, fungal-looking rashes, minor skin infection concerns, hair loss questions and medication advice.

Yes. Clear photos can help the doctor understand the appearance, location and severity of your skin concern. You should also describe when it started, whether it is painful or itchy, and whether it is spreading or changing.

If medicine is needed, prescription support may be available. The doctor will review your symptoms, medical history and photos where useful before advising on the next step.

You may need an in-person dermatologist or local doctor if you have a new or changing mole, a persistent or worsening rash, severe acne, unexplained hair loss, nail changes, recurring skin infections, or a skin problem that has not improved with previous treatment.

Yes. An online doctor can review your acne symptoms, discuss possible triggers, advise on treatment options, and explain whether prescription support, pharmacy treatment, or a dermatologist referral may be needed.