An experienced dermatologist with a board certification will review your case, decide on the diagnosis, and offer treatment or advice accordingly. This can be done with your mobile device or from your home computer.

Compared with the time you would spend driving to a dermatologist's office, filling out paperwork, and going to your pharmacy for any needed prescriptions, InTeleDerm will efficiently help solve your skin problem. You will not lose time from work, school or play.

We would like to take care of all your dermatologic problems – one at a time. We will address a specific rash or condition. We can assess a suspicious growth on your skin. You will receive a diagnosis as well as information about the condition. If indicated, a prescription will be sent to the pharmacy of your choice. We will keep a secured medical note of your problem. This will all be offered for a one-time $79 $69 charge that will be coordinated through PayPal (easy to use with any credit card). Your insurance company will not be involved with the telemedicine visit. Consider it old-fashioned private pay. If you have extra concerns each separate one will be $39.

If you want a total-body exam, for example looking for a hidden skin cancer, or if you have multiple dermatologic problems then a traditional visit to the dermatologist's office may be best for you. InTelederm is designed to take care of specific individual needs right away for a reasonable cost.

There may be problems that cannot be diagnosed and or managed without an in-person office visit. Some conditions will require a biopsy or blood work for analysis. We want to fix your problem. If we cannot, you may need to be seen in the office.

Welcome to InTeleDerm. We are currently beta testing this site before we roll it out to the public. Whether you have stumbled upon this site by accident or were invited to try it out, you are welcome to sign up and use the site as normal, but be aware we are only available to patients located in the Commonwealth of Virginia. We appreciate you using our site, we believe we have worked all of the bugs out when testing, but there may still be some bumps. If you come across an issue, please let us know by logging a case in the help section. Glad to have you and Welcome to the future of dermatology!