Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Essential information about our medical dermatology practice.

FAQs2025-04-07T15:46:08-04:00
Your questions answered by medical professionals.

We understand that patients have important questions about their dermatological care. This comprehensive guide addresses common inquiries about our medical services, appointment procedures, and treatment protocols, helping you make informed decisions about your care.

Our FAQ section is regularly updated to reflect current medical guidelines and clinic policies. For specific medical questions, we encourage discussion during your consultation with our board-certified dermatologist.

Can I get my prescriptions refilled without an appointment?2024-12-20T17:42:02-05:00

For most medications, we require a follow-up appointment to assess your progress before providing refills. In some cases, we may be able to provide a short-term refill until your next scheduled appointment.

What should I bring to my first appointment?2024-12-20T17:45:25-05:00

Please bring:

  • Your valid provincial health card
  • A list of current medications
  • Any relevant medical history or previous dermatology records
  • Photos of your skin condition if it comes and goes
Is my visit covered by provincial healthcare?2025-03-16T21:17:44-04:00

Yes, consultations and medically necessary procedures are covered by provincial health insurance e.g.OHIP with a valid health card and referral. However, some cosmetic procedures are not covered and will require out-of-pocket payment.

Do you accept walk-ins?2024-12-20T17:37:41-05:00

No, we do not accept walk-ins. All appointments must be scheduled in advance with a valid referral from a healthcare provider.

How do I get an appointment at your clinic?2024-12-20T17:37:21-05:00

In Canada, you need a referral from your family doctor or another healthcare provider to see a dermatologist. Once we receive your referral, our office will contact you to schedule an appointment. Wait times typically range from 2-6 months depending on the urgency of your condition.

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