Dermatology Appointments
At the Skin Surgery Clinic we welcome all patients with a wide range of skin complaints. We aim to offer everyone a individualised approach to their skin.
Many patients need to see a private Dermatologist in order to address a condition more quickly than is possible through the NHS. Other patients require specialist medical attention to an aesthetic concern that is affecting confidence and self-esteem.
Dermatology appointments at Skin Surgery Clinic are available with our two Consultant Dermatologists, Professor Andrew Wright and Dr Mohammed Shareef.
Prof Wright is a vastly experienced Dermatologist with specialist interests in eczema, skin cancer and cosmetic dermatology. He sits on the Skin Cancer MDT in Bradford. Prof Wright also holds a position as Associate Director (Clinical) at the Centre for Skin Sciences at Bradford University.
Dr Shareef is the Clinical Lead Dermatologist in the Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. He also has clinical interests in laser procedures and minor surgery for skin conditions. Before joining the NHS in Bradford as a Consultant Dermatologist he also completed a Laser and Skin Cancer Fellowship in Leeds.
As part of our private dermatology service we offer treatment for a wide range of skin conditions at Skin Surgery Clinic. Our Dermatologists can also write to your GP recommending treatment through the NHS.
Dermatology Appointment Prices
| Prof Wright | £175 |
| Dr Shareef | £150 |
| Review Appointment | £125 |
What is included in a Dermatology Consultation?
Patients will have a appointment with Prof Wright or Dr Shareef at our private clinic in Guiseley, West Yorkshire. They are able to review and give advice on the following skin conditions:
- Dry and sensitive skin
- Eczema and dermatitis
- Psoriasis
- Rosacea
- Acne
- Vitiligo
- Skin lesions
- Mole mapping
- Skin cancer screening
And many more.
For many diagnoses we can arrange treatment by one of our Consultant Reconstructive Surgeons, Consultant Dermatologists or specialist GPs. We can also refer patients back to the NHS via a letter outlining recommended treatment to their GP.
