Skin Diseases and Skin Lesions
Skin lesion assessment during an online consultation is performed in two formats:1) Using a standard photograph (without a dermatoscope) – the physician performs only a preliminary visual assessment. This format is not diagnostic and, in all cases, requires a subsequent in-person examination with dermatoscopy to establish a final conclusion. 2) Using a dermatoscopic image provided by the Patient (obtained with a dermatoscope during a previous in-person examination by another specialist or medical institution) – the physician may provide a qualified expert opinion (second opinion) regarding the existing dermatoscopic image. However, even in this case, the final diagnosis, follow-up examination, and decisions regarding further management remain the responsibility of the physician who is directly monitoring the Patient.In both cases, if signs suggestive of a potentially malignant skin lesion are identified, the physician will promptly inform the Patient of the need for an urgent in-person examination.
An online consultation with a dermatologist includes:
Indications:
During an online consultation, the doctor performs a preliminary assessment of the vascular lesion based on the provided materials, determines the need for an in-person examination, additional tests, or treatment. The final diagnosis and treatment method may require a personal examination of the patient. If signs are identified that may indicate a location or growth pattern of the lesion requiring urgent evaluation (in particular, if it is located near the eyes, airways, or is rapidly increasing in size), the doctor informs about the need for an urgent in-person examination by a pediatric specialist.
Materials are sent to the specified email address after the appointment confirmation.
An electronic medical report in PDF format, prepared in accordance with the current legislation of Ukraine regarding medical documentation, including Form No. 002/tm “Consultant’s Conclusion”, approved by Order of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine No. 681 dated October 19, 2015. The report may include a preliminary clinical conclusion, recommendations for additional examinations, a further action plan, and, if sufficient data is available, a diagnosis.
Book an online dermatologist consultation. Cashless payment. A medical report after each appointment.
| Initial online consultation with a dermatologist | 30 min | 900₴ |
| Follow-up online consultation with a dermatologist | 30 min | 800₴ |
| Online dermatologist consultation for patients abroad (Europe) | 30 min | 60$ |
| Online dermatologist consultation for patients abroad (USA) | 30 min | 60$ |
| Online consultation with leading physician Myroslava Novosilska | 30 min | 3 000₴ |
| Online consultation with leading physician Myroslava Novosilska for patients abroad (Europe) | 30 min | 180€ |
| Online consultation with leading physician Myroslava Novosilska for patients abroad (America) | 30 min | 250$ |
Online consultation is not an emergency medical service. In cases of life-threatening conditions or situations requiring immediate medical intervention, you should contact the nearest emergency medical facility or call 103.
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Online Dermatologist Consultation: Remote Assistance for Skin Problems
In a remote format, a specialist evaluates the condition of the skin based on photos, videos, and a detailed description of the patient’s symptoms. During the consultation, the following may be performed:
- analysis of rashes, redness, and inflammation;
- assessment of the condition of facial and body skin;
- preliminary diagnosis of dermatological conditions.
An online dermatologist will assess the need for an in-person visit, provide recommendations for basic skincare, select topical products, and, if necessary, prescribe medication therapy.
When You Should Consult an Online Dermatologist
If it is not possible to attend an in-person appointment, it is worth scheduling a remote consultation. This is relevant in the following cases:
- rash, itching, irritation;
- skin redness or other sudden changes in skin condition;
- acne of varying severity;
- dryness and flaking;
- suspected allergic reaction;
- changes in moles or pigmentation;
- worsening of skin condition due to stress.
An online dermatologist consultation is also convenient for monitoring chronic skin conditions such as dermatitis, psoriasis, and rosacea. It is also a suitable option when selecting or adjusting skincare products, especially for sensitive, reactive skin or a history of acne.
How an Online Dermatologist Consultation Works
The process includes collecting information, analyzing visual data, and developing recommendations. The main stages include:
- clarifying the duration and nature of symptoms;
- analysis of photos and/or videos of affected areas;
- assessment of possible causes of skin changes;
- preliminary diagnosis;
- selection of skincare and treatment recommendations.
An online dermatologist consultation provides an opportunity to receive answers to all your questions, as well as clear and understandable instructions.
What Recommendations Can Be Received After the Consultation
The doctor takes into account individual characteristics and possible causes of the condition in order to create a specific action plan:
- topical treatment regimen;
- recommendations for cleansing and skincare;
- restrictions regarding cosmetics and procedures;
- lifestyle recommendations;
- follow-up monitoring plan.
The doctor will also explain the signs that require a repeat consultation and provide information on preventing flare-ups.
Why You Should Avoid Self-Treatment
Incorrect selection of medications and inappropriate actions often lead to increased inflammation and worsening of the skin condition. There is a risk of allergic reactions or progression of the condition into a chronic form.
A remote dermatologist consultation in Lviv is an investment in your health that helps you avoid losing valuable time and, most importantly, address the root cause of the problem rather than simply masking its symptoms.
When an Online Consultation Is Not Enough
An in-person examination may be required in the following cases:
- suspected malignant skin lesions;
- severe inflammatory processes;
- the need for dermoscopy;
- lack of improvement despite treatment;
- intense allergic reactions;
- deep infectious lesions;
- the need for injectable or hardware-based procedures.
The doctor will assess the situation and, if necessary, refer the patient for an in-person appointment for more accurate diagnostics and extended examination.
Book an Online Dermatologist Consultation at Myroslava Novosilska Clinic
The website provides a detailed price list, allowing you to review the cost of available services at the aesthetic medicine center. To schedule an appointment, you can use the provided form or call the contact numbers. An online dermatologist consultation will be conducted at a convenient day and time for the patient.
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