Due to Covid-19  all our dermatology services are currently being provided at King Edward VII Hospital.

At Wexham Park Hospital we offer:

• General dermatology clinics

• Dermatology clinics for children

• Nurse-led disease monitoring clinics

• Patch tests
• Psychodermatology 

• Patient support/help line This service available for patient undergoing treatment for their condition. The nurses can be contacted by phone for help and advice every day (except weekends).

In addition we also offer the following services at King Edward VII Hospital in Windsor:

• Pigmented lesion clinic. A weekly 2 week wait skin cancer clinic is also run in parallel with the plastic surgeons.

• Dermatology minor surgery: There are designated minor surgery clinics and there are also facilities for a “see and treat” service within most of the general clinics.

• Phototherapy

• Iontophoresis

Phototherapy service

The phototherapy unit at the outpatient department in King Edward VII hospital is a clinical unit designed to provide the full range of phototherapy, with ultraviolet light being used to treat patients with skin diseases including:
• Psoriasis
• Eczema
• Vitiligo
• Polymorphic light eruption.

The unit is staffed between 8.00am and 5.00pm Monday to Friday. We provide localised or whole body therapies with PUVA, and narrowband UVB. The unit also provides iontophoresis, a treatment for hyperhidrosis (excess sweating of hands and feet).

Patients need to be seen in dermatology outpatients by one of our consultants first before getting referred for phototherapy treatment.