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General Dermatology Consultations

Skin conditions can affect health, comfort, and confidence. As a Consultant Dermatologist, Dr Ian Logan provides comprehensive care for adults (16+) with a wide range of skin problems — from common issues like acne and eczema to complex rashes and autoimmune conditions. Every consultation includes a full assessment and a personalised treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Conditions Treated

Dr Logan sees and manages all general dermatology problems, including:

  • Acne & acne scarring – treatment for mild to severe acne, including resistant cases.

  • Rosacea & facial redness – medical and laser therapies.

  • Eczema & dermatitis – identifying triggers and providing long-term management.

  • Psoriasis – from topical treatments to advanced biologic therapies.

  • Skin infections & rashes – bacterial, viral, and fungal conditions.

  • Hair & nail disorders – including hair loss and nail infections.

  • Complex autoimmune skin disease – lupus, pemphigus, and rare inflammatory conditions.

The Patient Journey: Step by Step

Initial Consultation

  • Detailed discussion of your skin concerns, medical history, and lifestyle factors.

  • Full skin examination, including dermoscopy if needed.

  • Blood tests, swabs, or biopsies may be recommended to confirm diagnosis.

Diagnosis & Treatment Plan

  • Dr Logan explains your condition clearly, often showing images for better understanding.

  • You’ll receive a tailored treatment plan, which may include creams, tablets, light therapy, or advanced systemic medicines.

Treatment Options

Topical Treatments

  • Prescription creams, gels, and ointments.

  • First-line for conditions like acne, eczema, and psoriasis.

Oral & Systemic Medications

  • Antibiotics, retinoids, antihistamines, or immunosuppressants depending on the condition.

  • Advanced biologic injections available for severe psoriasis or eczema.

Light & Laser Therapy

  • Phototherapy for inflammatory skin diseases.

  • Laser for rosacea, redness, or pigmentation.

Procedural Dermatology

  • Injections for scarring, steroid injections for inflamed lesions.

  • Minor surgical procedures for diagnostic biopsies.

Follow-Up & Ongoing Care

  • Regular reviews to track progress.

  • Adjustments made to treatment depending on response.

  • Long-term management plans for chronic conditions.

Find out how Dr logan can help you with your dermatological condition

FAQ's

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Do I need a GP referral to see Dr Logan?

No, you can book directly as a private patient. A referral letter can be helpful but is not required.

How quickly will I get an appointment?

Most patients are seen within a few days to weeks, far quicker than NHS waiting lists.

What happens at my first consultation?

You’ll have a full skin assessment, discussion of symptoms, and if necessary, tests such as blood work or a biopsy. A treatment plan is usually given on the same day.

Can Dr Logan prescribe advanced treatments like biologics?

Yes. As a Consultant Dermatologist, he can prescribe and monitor advanced therapies, including biologics for psoriasis and eczema.

How long until I see results?

This varies. Some treatments show improvement in a few weeks, while others (like biologics or acne therapy) may take 2–3 months

Can skin conditions really affect overall health?

Yes. Conditions like psoriasis and eczema can be linked with other health problems (such as arthritis or allergies). Managing them properly improves both skin and general wellbeing.

Are treatments safe?

All treatments are tailored to you. Risks and benefits are always discussed, and monitoring (such as blood tests) is arranged when needed.

Will my skin condition come back?

Some conditions are chronic and require ongoing management, while others may resolve completely. The goal is to minimise flares and keep your skin as healthy as possible.