Dermatology Services
Trusted processes for elective recovery across the NHS
Trusted processes for elective recovery across the NHS
Dermatology is a high-volume specialty that focuses on the diagnosis and management of skin conditions, ranging from common inflammatory diseases such as eczema and psoriasis to urgent suspected skin cancers. With skin cancer being the most common form of cancer in the UK, timely access to dermatology services is critical.
NHS Trusts face sustained demand in dermatology due to high referral volumes, the need to meet two-week wait cancer targets, and increasing demand for minor surgical procedures. Long waiting lists can cause anxiety, delays in cancer diagnosis, and prolonged symptoms for patients with chronic skin conditions.
At NCI, we recognise that dermatology requires a balance of rapid access, accurate diagnosis, and high-quality treatment delivered by consultant-led teams with strong governance frameworks.
All services are delivered by Consultant Dermatologists supported by dermatology specialist nurses and minor ops theatre teams. Our clinicians have extensive NHS experience across cancer, inflammatory, and paediatric dermatology.
We provide additional capacity across:
Our teams align seamlessly with local Trust protocols, NICE guidance, and British Association of Dermatologists (BAD) standards. We integrate into cancer MDTs, ensuring continuity of care from diagnosis through to treatment.
Patient safety is central to our delivery. We use robust governance processes, including incident reporting, outcome monitoring, and compliance with national cancer and dermatology standards.
Rapid mobilisation of consultant-led dermatology teams
Increased capacity to meet two-week wait and cancer targets
Reduced backlogs in both routine and urgent dermatology pathways
Seamless integration with Trust governance, IT systems, and MDTs
Transparent pricing and sustainable local recruitment model