# SkinHealth.Clinic

> Consultant-led adult and paediatric dermatology in Nottingham and online, led by Dr Ting Seng Tang (GMC 7020502). Online consultations £150, face-to-face £250 new / £180 follow-up, photo Mole Check / Rash Review £75. Recognised by major UK health insurers.

## About the practice

SkinHealth.Clinic is the private dermatology practice of Dr Ting Seng Tang, Consultant Dermatologist and Consultant Paediatric Dermatologist at Nottingham University Hospitals and Nottingham Children's Hospital (GMC 7020502). Adult and paediatric dermatology, in Nottingham and online. Consultations in English, Mandarin and Taiwanese (and some Cantonese).

## Services and fees (self-pay)

- **Online live consultation: £150.** A video consultation with a consultant dermatologist, a personalised plan and a written summary. Adults and children.
- **Face-to-face consultation: new patient: £250.** An in-person consultation and examination, including dermoscopy where needed, and a personalised plan. Adults.
- **Face-to-face consultation: follow-up: £180.** A follow-up appointment to review progress and adjust your treatment plan.
- **Mole Check / Rash Review: £75.** Consultant review of up to 6 photos and your answers, with written advice within 72 hours.

- Online consultations: https://tidycal.com/skinhealthclinic/live
- Mole Check / Rash Review (photo consultation app): https://app.skinhealth.clinic/consult/new

## Clinics (face-to-face)

### Spire Nottingham
- Address: Tollerton Lane, Tollerton, Nottingham, NG12 4GA
- Main: 0115 937 7800
- Appointments: 0115 828 1829
- Book online: https://www.spirehealthcare.com/consultant-profiles/dr-ting-seng-tang-c7020502/

### Nottingham Road Clinic
- Address: 195 Nottingham Road, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, NG18 4AA
- Phone: 01623 624137
- Mobile: 07973 449084
- Email: enquiries@nottinghamroad.co.uk
- Book online: https://nottingham-road-clinic.uk3.cliniko.com/bookings

## Insurance

Recognised by: Allianz Partners, Alliance Health Corporate, Aviva, AXA Health, Bupa, Healix Health Services, VitalityHealth, WPA. Insured patients should obtain pre-authorisation from their insurer before the appointment.

## Contact

- Email: info@skinhealth.clinic
- Not an emergency service: contact your GP, call NHS 111, or call 999 in an emergency.

## Key pages

- [About Dr Ting Seng Tang](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/about/)
- [Services](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/services/)
- [Book face-to-face](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/face-to-face/)
- [Our clinics](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/clinics/)
- [Skin checks and mole mapping](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/skin-checks/)
- [Fees and insurance](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/fees/)
- [FAQ](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/faq.md)
- [Privacy policy](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/privacy/)
- [Full content in one file](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/llms-full.txt)
- [Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) / 繁體中文](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/zh-hant/)
- [Simplified Chinese / 简体中文](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/zh-hans/)

## Conditions: Medical dermatology

- [Eczema (atopic dermatitis)](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/conditions/eczema.md): Dry, itchy, inflamed skin that flares and settles, in babies, children and adults.
- [Psoriasis](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/conditions/psoriasis.md): Raised, scaly patches on the skin, scalp or nails, sometimes with joint pain.
- [Acne](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/conditions/acne.md): Spots, blackheads and cysts on the face, chest or back, in teenagers and adults.
- [Rashes and skin allergy](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/conditions/rashes.md): Unexplained rashes, hives and suspected skin allergies, including contact allergy.
- [Rosacea](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/conditions/rosacea.md): Facial redness, flushing, visible blood vessels and acne-like spots.
- [Pigmentation, melasma and vitiligo](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/conditions/pigmentation.md): Dark patches, uneven skin tone or loss of skin colour.

## Conditions: Skin checks and surgical dermatology

- [Moles and skin cancer checks](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/conditions/moles-and-skin-cancer.md): New, changing or unusual moles and skin lesions checked by a consultant dermatologist.
- [Milia](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/conditions/milia.md): Tiny, firm white bumps, most often around the eyes and cheeks.
- [Warts and verrucae](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/conditions/warts.md): Rough, raised skin growths caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV).
- [Skin tags](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/conditions/skin-tags.md): Small, soft, harmless growths of skin, often on the neck, armpits or eyelids.
- [Skin cysts](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/conditions/cysts.md): Smooth lumps under the skin that can become inflamed or infected.
- [Lipomas](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/conditions/lipomas.md): Soft, rubbery, slow-growing fatty lumps under the skin.

## Conditions: Paediatric dermatology

- [Children's skin conditions](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/conditions/childrens-skin.md): Consultant paediatric dermatology for babies, children and teenagers.
- [Eczema in babies and children](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/conditions/childhood-eczema.md): Itchy, dry, inflamed skin in babies and children, and how to get it under control.
- [Infantile haemangiomas (strawberry marks)](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/conditions/infantile-haemangiomas.md): Red or bluish birthmarks that appear in the first weeks of life and grow before shrinking.
- [Birthmarks and congenital moles](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/conditions/birthmarks.md): Port-wine stains, café-au-lait marks, congenital moles and other birthmarks.
- [Molluscum contagiosum](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/conditions/molluscum-contagiosum.md): Small, pearly, dome-shaped spots caused by a common viral infection in children.

## Patient guides

- [When should you see a dermatologist?](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/guides/when-to-see-a-dermatologist.md): Which skin problems your GP can usually manage, when a specialist opinion helps, and how private and NHS routes work.
- [How to check your moles](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/guides/how-to-check-your-moles.md): A simple monthly routine and the ABCDE warning signs, so you know when a mole needs a doctor’s opinion.
- [Eczema in babies: a guide for parents](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/guides/baby-eczema-guide.md): How to care for your baby’s eczema day to day, treat flares quickly and safely, and when to get help.
- [Using steroid creams safely](https://www.skinhealth.clinic/guides/using-steroid-creams-safely.md): How much to use, how often and for how long, so topical steroids work well and side effects are avoided.