Skin, hair and nail consultations
30 minutes with a dermatologist for acne, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea or any other concern.
Dermatology on Sorrel Lane
A skin clinic with two sides
Sorrel Lane Dermatology looks after rashes, moles, hair and nails, and offers cosmetic treatments led by the same clinicians. Not sure which you need? Start with a photo.
Mon to Fri 8:30 AM to 6:00 PMWeekdays
(555) 016-3120Call the clinic
Medical and cosmetic
From flare-ups to personal choices
The same clinicians lead both sides of the clinic. On the cosmetic side, a clinician checks suitability first and may suggest not going ahead.
Mole and full-body checks
Marks looked at closely with a dermatoscope, a handheld magnifier with its own light.
Patch testing
Three short visits across one week, with readings of patches placed on your back.
Minor surgery
Biopsy, excision, curettage and cryotherapy for skin lesions, in a clinic visit.
Cosmetic consultations
30 minutes on options, suitability, risks and cost, with no treatment that day.
Cosmetic treatments
Muscle-relaxing injections, dermal filler, chemical peels, and light and laser sessions.
Conditions and concerns
Not sure which one fits? Send a few photos and our team will suggest the right appointment.
- Acne
- Contact allergy
- Eczema
- Hair thinning and shedding
- Moles and skin lesions
- Nail changes
- Pigment changes
- Psoriasis
- Rashes
- Redness and flushing
- Rosacea
- Scalp conditions
- Skin tags
What happens at a skin check
A mole check looks at up to three marks. A full-body check goes from head to toe, with time for your questions.
Note anything new or changing
Bring photos if a mark has changed. Skip nail polish and makeup so nothing is hidden.
A head to toe look
You undress to your underwear with a gown, and a chaperone is available. We include scalp, nails and between the toes.
The dermatoscope
Any mark of interest is looked at through a handheld magnifier and may be photographed for your record.
Results and a plan
You hear what we saw before you leave, and get a written summary. Your usual doctor gets a copy if you agree.
Who you will see
Each clinician has their own interests, or you can choose the first available.
Dr Ingrid Sorvald
Consultant dermatologist
Dr Kofi Marchetti-Lowe
Consultant dermatologist
Dr Sana Teverill
Dermatologist, cosmetic lead
Clinic nurses
Nursing team
Questions
Do I need a referral?
No. You can book directly or with a referral. Some insurers ask for a letter, so check your policy.
Can I send photos before I book?
Yes. Send up to three clear photos and a clinician looks at them, usually within two working days. This is not a diagnosis. Please do not send intimate images. Call us instead and we will arrange a visit.
What should I bring?
A list of your current medicines and creams, the skincare you use, and any past biopsy reports. If a rash has settled, bring photos from when it was at its worst.
When will I hear about a sample?
We call or send a secure message once the lab report is back, usually within 10 working days.
Will I be treated at a cosmetic consultation?
No. The consultation covers options, suitability, risks and cost. You get a written quote and time to decide.
How does a patch test week work?
Patches go on your back on Monday, come off for a first reading on Wednesday, and have a final reading on Friday. Your back needs to stay dry until the last reading.
Ready to book?
Book an appointment, or send photos first if you are not sure which you need.
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