A practical specialty guide

Dermatology

皮肤科

Skin, hair and nail consultations, with clear separation between medical and cosmetic services.

Dermatology addresses conditions involving the skin, hair and nails. Medical dermatology and aesthetic services may be offered through different clinics. A clinic listing does not establish that a particular cosmetic device or procedure is suitable or available.

Common consultation topics

  • Skin conditions
  • Hair and nails
  • Medical dermatology

Records to discuss with the hospital

  • Previous diagnoses, biopsy reports or relevant test results
  • A list of skin treatments and medicines already used

Questions before booking

  • Does the clinic provide medical dermatology or the specific service I am asking about?
  • Can a clinician explain the assessment and follow-up process before any procedure?

Check the exact campus, clinician, appointment language and follow-up arrangements directly with the hospital. These are planning questions; the provider should tell you which documents and assessments are needed for your own appointment.

170 related institutions

Peking Union Medical College Hospital

北京协和医院

A Beijing comprehensive hospital with an International Medical Services department at its Dongdan campus.

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Specialty information has a stated institution or campus scope. Confirm that the specific service you need is available through your intended channel.

The facts behind this page

Sources & review

Sources apply to the specific facts and service channels described. Availability can change; check the official information before making plans.

  1. MedlinePlus — Skin, Hair and Nails U.S. National Library of Medicine

    The source describes health topics relevant to dermatology; used for the general subject overview, not for claims about any Chinese hospital.

    Scope: General specialty orientation only. Appointment questions are original editorial checklists.

    Checked 2026-10-15
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