Dermatology Consultations
Providing Primary Care Dermatology Assessments in Calgary
Skin health is an important part of overall health. At Infiniti Medical Clinic, our physicians provide dermatology consultations as part of family medicine care, focusing on the assessment and management of common skin conditions across all age groups.
Dermatology consultations are offered through primary care and may include evaluation, treatment, monitoring, and referral when appropriate.
What Is a Dermatology Consultation?
A dermatology consultation involves a medical assessment of skin, hair, and nail concerns. These visits help identify common dermatologic conditions, assess changes over time, and determine appropriate management or follow-up care.
Our physicians take a thorough and patient-centred approach, considering medical history, symptoms, and clinical findings.
Common Skin Conditions We Assess
Dermatology consultations may include assessment of conditions such as:
- Acne and acne-related concerns
- Eczema and dermatitis
- Psoriasis
- Rashes and allergic skin reactions
- Skin infections
- Warts, cysts, and benign skin growths
- Changes in moles or skin lesions
- Hair and scalp concerns
- Nail conditions
When necessary, patients may be referred to a dermatologist or other specialists for further evaluation.
Skin Cancer Screening and Monitoring
Primary care skin examinations may include assessment of suspicious or changing skin lesions. Early identification of concerning findings allows for timely investigation and referral when needed.
Patients are encouraged to seek assessment if they notice:
- New or changing moles
- Irregular borders or color changes
- Non-healing sores
- Rapid growth of skin lesions
Who Can Access Dermatology Consultations?
Dermatology consultations are available for:
- Children and adolescents
- Adults
- Seniors
Assessments are provided as part of family medicine care and may be accessed through scheduled appointments or walk-in visits, depending on availability.
Our Approach to Care
At Infiniti Medical Clinic, dermatology consultations are provided with a focus on:
- Clear communication
- Evidence-based assessment
- Patient education
- Coordinated care with specialists when appropriate
Treatment plans and next steps are discussed with patients to support informed decision-making.
Booking a Dermatology Consultation
Dermatology consultations are offered as part of primary care services at Infiniti Medical Clinic in Calgary.
For information about availability, appointment booking, or walk-in services, please contact the clinic or use the online booking options where applicable.
Important Note
Dermatology consultations at Infiniti Medical Clinic are provided within the scope of family medicine. Services do not replace care provided by certified dermatology specialists when specialist care is required.
FAQ
What skin conditions can your physicians assess?
Our family physicians assess a wide range of common skin conditions, including acne, eczema, psoriasis, rashes, skin infections, warts, cysts, and changes in moles or skin lesions.
Can I see a physician for a new or changing mole?
Yes. Our physicians can assess new or changing moles and other suspicious skin lesions. If further evaluation is needed, a referral to a dermatologist or other specialist may be arranged.
Do I need a referral for a dermatology consultation?
No referral is needed to see one of our family physicians for a primary care dermatology assessment. Specialist referrals are provided when medically appropriate.
Can your clinic help with acne or eczema?
Yes. Our physicians assess and manage common skin conditions such as acne, eczema, dermatitis, and other non-emergency skin concerns.
Can you assess skin rashes or allergic reactions?
Yes. Our physicians evaluate many types of skin rashes and allergic skin reactions to determine the appropriate treatment or follow-up care.
Do you provide skin cancer screenings?
Our physicians assess suspicious or changing skin lesions as part of a primary care skin examination. If a lesion requires further investigation, an appropriate referral can be arranged.
When should I have a skin lesion checked?
You should book an assessment if you notice a new mole, changes in the size, shape, or colour of a mole, a non-healing sore, or a skin lesion that is growing or changing.
Can your physicians refer me to a dermatologist?
Yes. If your condition requires specialist care, our physicians can provide a referral to a dermatologist when medically appropriate.