6:00 am ‐ 11:00 pm. 

After-hours, weekend and urgent appointments available.

Conditions We Treat

Expert Online Care for Skin, Hair and Nail Conditions

Dermo Direct provides online consultations for a wide range of skin, hair and nail conditions. Our Australian specialist dermatologists assess your symptoms, review your medical history and photographs, provide a diagnosis where appropriate, and develop a personalised treatment plan.

Whether you’re experiencing a new skin concern or managing an ongoing condition, our teledermatology service offers convenient access to specialist care without the need to travel.

We can also recommend the most appropriate diagnostic tests for GPs to do, with skin conditions that are difficult to diagnose.

Opening Hours

Mon-Sun 6:00 am – 11:00 pm

Not Sure What's Causing Your Skin Concern?

You don’t need to know the name of your skin condition before booking.

Your dermatologists assess your symptoms, medical history and clinical photographs to help determine the most appropriate diagnosis and treatment plan.

If you’re unsure whether teledermatology is suitable for your concern, our Patient Self-Service Hub and Frequently Asked Questions provide helpful guidance before booking.

Conditions That Require an In-Person Assessment

While many skin conditions can be assessed online, some require a face-to-face consultation. These include:

If an in-person assessment is recommended, your dermatologist will advise you during your consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Many common skin, hair and nail conditions can be effectively assessed and managed through teledermatology. However, some conditions require an in-person examination or procedure. If this is necessary, your dermatologist will advise you during your consultation.

That's perfectly okay. You don't need a diagnosis before booking. Your dermatologist will assess your symptoms and determine the most appropriate diagnosis and treatment plan where possible.

No. Dermo Direct does not provide online skin cancer or mole checks. These require an in-person examination and cannot be performed through teledermatology.

A GP referral is required if you wish to claim an eligible Medicare rebate. Patients without a referral can still book a private consultation.