Dermatology, Minor Surgery & Cryotherapy
We are experienced in dealing with a wide range of common skin conditions, such as acne, eczema, psoriasis and rosacea. We can also review any concerning skin growths or rashes, providing appropriate, effective treatment or arranging specialist review if indicated.
We perform a wide range of procedures and minor surgery in the practice, such as cryotherapy or surgical removal of small benign growths, skin tags or warts, avoiding the need to visit hospital.
Make an appointment with your GP to discuss your options.
Dr Fitzpatrick is a General Practitioner with a special interest in Dermatology, providing expert assessment, diagnosis, and management of a wide range of skin conditions for adults and children.
Services include :
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Comprehensive skin examinations
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Mole assessment and mole mapping using dermoscopy for the early detection and monitoring of suspicious skin lesions.
Dr Fitzpatrick offers evidence-based assessment and treatment for common and complex skin conditions including:
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Acne , eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, skin infections , Urticaria, sun-damaged skin and medical conditions with skin manifestations
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Advanced acne management is available, including treatment with isotretinoin where clinically appropriate, with careful monitoring and follow-up.
Minor surgical procedures are also provided, including skin biopsies and the excision of selected skin lesions in a primary care setting.
The practice is committed to delivering thorough, patient-centred dermatology care with an emphasis on accurate diagnosis, clear treatment plans, and continuity of care.
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