Conditions

Conditions we treat

Adult and paediatric dermatology, from long-term conditions like eczema and psoriasis to mole checks and new rashes.

Medical dermatology

Diagnosis and long-term management of skin conditions.

Dry, itchy, inflamed skin that flares and settles, in babies, children and adults.

Raised, scaly patches on the skin, scalp or nails, sometimes with joint pain.

Spots, blackheads and cysts on the face, chest or back, in teenagers and adults.

Unexplained rashes, hives and suspected skin allergies, including contact allergy.

Facial redness, flushing, visible blood vessels and acne-like spots.

Dark patches, uneven skin tone or loss of skin colour.

Moles, lumps and growths: assessment, and removal where appropriate.

New, changing or unusual moles and skin lesions checked by a consultant dermatologist.

Tiny, firm white bumps, most often around the eyes and cheeks.

Rough, raised skin growths caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV).

Small, soft, harmless growths of skin, often on the neck, armpits or eyelids.

Smooth lumps under the skin that can become inflamed or infected.

Soft, rubbery, slow-growing fatty lumps under the skin.

Skin conditions in babies, children and teenagers, from a consultant paediatric dermatologist.

Consultant paediatric dermatology for babies, children and teenagers.

Itchy, dry, inflamed skin in babies and children, and how to get it under control.

Red or bluish birthmarks that appear in the first weeks of life and grow before shrinking.

Port-wine stains, café-au-lait marks, congenital moles and other birthmarks.

Small, pearly, dome-shaped spots caused by a common viral infection in children.

Don't see your condition? Dr Tang sees all general and complex medical dermatology. View our services.