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Online Rosacea Consultation

Online rosacea consultations with a consultant dermatologist

A one-to-one video consultation with Dr Magnus Lynch, Consultant Dermatologist, from wherever you are in the UK, within days. Diagnosis and prescription treatment for redness, flushing, spots and sensitive skin.

Who this service suits: you have redness, flushing or breakouts that pharmacy creams or GP treatment have not settled, and want a specialist opinion on what to do next.

Fixed fee: £220

Specialist rosacea care, from home. Share photos of your skin beforehand, then talk to Dr Lynch by video about what will settle the redness and flare-ups.

4.9 / 5 from 108 verified reviews of Dr Magnus Lynch on Doctify

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Dr Magnus Lynch, Consultant Dermatologist (GMC-registered) UK-wide online access Appointments within 7 days
Dr Magnus Lynch at the entrance of 55 Harley Street
Dr Magnus Lynch, Harley Street Consultant Dermatologist.

Why choose Revessa for rosacea treatment?

Expert care

Consultant Dermatologist

Every consultation is with Dr Magnus Lynch, a Harley Street Consultant Dermatologist.

Clear diagnosis

Understand your skin

Rosacea can overlap with acne, eczema, seborrhoeic dermatitis, perioral dermatitis and sun damage. Getting the diagnosis right matters, because the treatments differ.

Prescription access

Access to specialist treatments

Prescription creams, oral treatments and trigger management tailored to your symptoms - including specialist options that GPs and subscription skincare services often cannot initiate.

Transparent pricing

Fixed fee: £220

The fee covers your consultation and a written treatment plan. Medication and any follow-up are charged separately. There is no subscription and no ongoing commitment - repeat prescriptions are £30 once your treatment is settled.

What we can offer

Oral treatments

For inflammatory rosacea with spots or pustules, oral antibiotics or anti-inflammatory treatments may be appropriate.

Trigger and skincare advice

We can help identify common triggers and build a gentle skincare routine that reduces irritation and protects the skin barrier.

Redness and flushing management

Advice on persistent redness, flushing, visible vessels and when laser or light-based treatment may be worth considering.

Want to read more first? Explore our guide to rosacea treatments.

What to expect

Dr Lynch will go through your symptoms, triggers, previous treatments, skincare routine and photographs, then discuss which options make sense for you. Your plan is confirmed in writing after the consultation, with prescriptions where appropriate.

Photo quality matters: well-lit, in-focus images in natural light help us assess redness, spots, irritation and distribution.

If the diagnosis is unclear, it may be better to attend an in-person consultation - examining the skin directly can make assessment easier.

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How it works

1. Book online

Request your appointment and complete a short questionnaire. We confirm your time, usually within one working day.

2. Meet Dr Lynch by video

Share photos of your skin beforehand, then discuss your symptoms, triggers and treatment goals with Dr Lynch.

3. Start your treatment plan

Your plan is confirmed in writing, with prescriptions where appropriate. Follow-up is available as your skin improves.

Frequently asked questions

Who will I see for my consultation?

Your consultation is with Dr Magnus Lynch, a Harley Street Consultant Dermatologist (GMC-registered).

Can rosacea be treated online?

Yes - many cases of rosacea can be assessed and treated online using a detailed history, a video consultation and good-quality photographs.

What symptoms can you help with?

Facial redness, flushing, spots and pustules, sensitivity, burning or stinging - and building a skincare routine that rosacea-prone skin will tolerate.

Can you prescribe treatments my GP won't?

Where clinically appropriate, Dr Lynch can prescribe topical treatments and oral medicines, including specialist options that GPs and subscription skincare services often cannot initiate. Medication is charged separately by the pharmacy.

Do I need blood tests?

Most rosacea treatments do not require blood tests. If a treatment that needs monitoring is being considered, Dr Lynch will explain exactly what is required.

Is online suitable if I’m not sure what I have?

That is completely fine - reaching a clear diagnosis is part of the consultation. If the diagnosis remains unclear from photographs and video, Dr Lynch may recommend an in-person consultation, as examining the skin directly can make assessment easier.

Can you issue NHS prescriptions?

No. NHS prescriptions cannot be issued from a private consultation, so the pharmacy charges for medication. Costs vary by medicine and are usually higher than the NHS prescription charge.

What does it cost?

Online rosacea consultations with Dr Lynch are a fixed fee of £220. Medication and any follow-up are charged separately.

Can you treat visible blood vessels or persistent redness?

Prescription treatment can help inflammation and some aspects of redness, but visible blood vessels and persistent background redness often respond better to laser or light-based treatments, which need in-person assessment.

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Consultations with Dr Magnus Lynch - online from anywhere in the UK or in person in Central London.

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