From everyday rashes and acne to mole checks and minor surgery — book in with a Duality GP who has additional dermatology qualifications.
Our skin clinic is led by GPs with a Diploma in Dermatology, offering everything from diagnostic appointments and chemical peels to minor surgical procedures — now available across our Omagh, Newry, Belfast and Ballymena clinics.
What we treat
From mild irritations to lesions you'd rather have looked at — our dermatology-trained GPs can diagnose, treat or refer onwards as needed.
Appointments & procedures
Every patient sees a dermatology-trained GP first to confirm what's going on and outline the best treatment — whether that's a prescription, a peel, or minor surgery.
For diagnosis, prescription treatment, mole checks or to discuss a skin concern. Your GP will explain what's going on and outline next steps.
If you're booking specifically for a removal — cyst, mole, skin tag, lump — this assessment confirms what we can offer and the cost of any procedure.
How it works
In line with Good Medical Practice, we always assess first — so you have time to understand what's involved before agreeing to any procedure.
Book a 15-minute slot with our dermatology-trained GP at your nearest clinic — Omagh, Newry, Belfast or Ballymena.
Your GP examines, explains what's going on, and outlines treatment options or surgical needs.
For surgical procedures, you have a week to decide whether to proceed — no pressure to commit on the day.
Treatment proceeds — prescription, peel, Botox, or minor surgery. Or we'll refer to a consultant if needed.
FAQs
Yes — we can perform minor surgery for many cysts, moles, skin tags, lumps and other skin blemishes using excision, curettage, cautery or cryosurgery.
However, we won't remove any lesion we suspect to be cancer. If we have any concerns, we'll refer you to a Consultant colleague. Some lesions also need a sample sent for diagnostic pathology — your GP will discuss this and any associated cost at your assessment.
No. In line with Good Medical Practice, your initial appointment is for diagnosis and to outline what surgical intervention can be offered, including the price.
You then have one week to consider whether you wish to proceed or cancel. If our GP can't operate on a particular lesion, they'll refer you to a Consultant colleague suited to resolving your problem.
Roaccutane (isotretinoin) can only be initiated on Consultant Dermatologist advice and prescription. Once a consultant has started you on it, our GPs are happy to continue prescribing — provided risks (including pregnancy in women of childbearing age) have been adequately addressed.
We offer chemical peels for acne and rosacea, and Botox injections for hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating). Both are performed by our dermatology-trained GP. You'll have a consultation first to confirm suitability and discuss costs.
Yes — we provide mole mapping and individual mole/lesion checks. If we identify anything suspicious, we'll refer you on to a consultant dermatologist via our partner network for urgent specialist review.
Skin clinic appointments are now available at four of our Duality clinics:
Omagh · 27 Campsie Rd, BT79 0AE
Newry · 6-8 Savages Terrace, BT35 6AT
Belfast · 19 Bedford Street, BT2 7EJ
Ballymena · The Courtyard, Galgorm Castle, BT42 1HL
Pick your preferred location at the booking step.
Book a 15-minute appointment with our dermatology-trained GP — diagnosis, prescription, peel, Botox or minor surgery — now at our Omagh, Newry, Belfast or Ballymena clinic.