How to get a dermatologist referral

All medical skin conditions (e.g. acne, rosacea, psoriasis, warts, skin cancer) require a referral letter from your family physician or walk-in clinic (or any medical doctor).
Cosmetic skin concerns (e.g.
Botox, fillers, lasers, chemical peels, microdermabrasion) do not require a referral.

If you think you need to see a dermatologist, speak with your GP. Your GP or other medical doctor can write a referral for you. Ask your GP or use the Find a dermatologist directory to search for a dermatologist by location and area of expertise.

If you think you need to see a dermatologist, speak with your GP. Your GP or other medical doctor can write a referral for you.

Does Medicare person need referral to see a dermatologist?

With Original Medicare, you do not typically need a referral if you see a specialist who is enrolled in Medicare.
Your primary care doctor may recommend a dermatologist to you as well.
If you access Medicare-covered dermatology services through a Medicare Advantage plan, you should contact your plan or ask your primary care provider which dermatologists they would recommend who are in-network.

How do I get referred to a dermatologist?

Get a Referral to a Private Dermatologist:

The second option is to see a GP and then visit a private dermatologist

You can go to either an NHS or a private GP in order to get a referral letter.
You will then be able to take this to your private dermatologist when you make your appointment.

Is a referral required to see a dermatologist?

No, you do not need a referral to see a dermatologist, but it is highly suggested that you do see a specialist if you have any concerns regarding your skin, hair, or nails.
No, but without a referral you may be unable to claim a medicare rebate on your initial and subsequent consultation fees.
A referral from your doctor will.

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