Online treatments

Skin Treatments Online

Browse skin treatments online for acne, rosacea, eczema, cold sores, shingles and more. Private clinician-reviewed consultations and discreet UK delivery.

  • UK clinician reviewed
  • Online consultation
  • Discreet & confidential

Introduction

Skin treatment with a pharmacist review

Acne, eczema, rosacea and cold sores are often suitable for a private online consultation when the story is clear and you can share photos or a detailed history if asked.

Infections such as impetigo, infected bites, chickenpox, shingles and other skin infections need extra care. A clinician will decline treatment if you need an examination or urgent care instead.

Open the condition that matches your skin problem to see eligibility and how to start.

What we treat

Skin conditions we treat

Choose the closest match. If you are unsure, contact us or see a GP.

How it works

How online treatment works

Pick the skin condition that matches, complete the consultation, and a clinician will decide if treatment can be supplied remotely.

  1. Choose a treatment

    Open the condition that matches your symptoms and read how the online consultation works.

  2. Complete a consultation

    Answer a short, confidential questionnaire about your symptoms, medical history and current medicines.

  3. Clinician review

    A UK-registered clinician reviews your answers. Nothing is supplied unless treatment is appropriate for you.

  4. Discreet UK delivery

    If a prescription is issued, our pharmacy dispenses the medicine and sends it in plain packaging.

Eligibility

Who these treatments are for

These pages are for adults in the UK who want a private, clinician-reviewed consultation for skin conditions. A clinician decides whether treatment is suitable. The lists below are a guide only.

May be suitable if

  • You are an adult and can complete an online consultation accurately
  • Your symptoms match one of the listed conditions
  • You can provide your medical history and current medicines
  • You understand that a clinician may decline treatment if it is not appropriate

Seek other care if

  • You have severe, sudden or worsening symptoms that need urgent assessment
  • You are pregnant, breastfeeding, or treating a child — unless a page says otherwise
  • You need an examination, test or face-to-face review that cannot be done online
  • This is an emergency — go to A&E

If you are unsure, contact us or use NHS 111. Online treatment is not a substitute for emergency care.

Why choose us

Why choose Private Pharmacy Care

A regulated UK pharmacy service with clinician review, discreet delivery and support if you have questions after treatment is supplied.

  • UK-registered clinicians

    Consultations are reviewed by named pharmacists and clinicians. Treatment is only supplied when it is clinically appropriate.

  • GPhC-registered pharmacy

    Private Pharmacy Care is a UK-registered pharmacy. Medicines are dispensed to professional standards before dispatch.

  • Private and discreet

    Your consultation is confidential. Approved orders are packed in plain, unmarked packaging for UK delivery.

  • Support if you need it

    Questions after you start treatment? Email or call the team and we will help with next steps.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Tap a question to see the answer. If you still need help, our team is ready to assist.

Do I need to send a photo?

Sometimes. Follow the instructions on the treatment page. A clinician may ask for more information before deciding.

Can shingles be treated online?

A clinician may review a request if it is appropriate. Shingles can be serious — seek urgent care if you have eye symptoms, are very unwell, or the rash is spreading rapidly.

What about fungal nails?

Fungal nail infection is listed under Skin & Nails.

Are steroid creams always prescribed?

No. The clinician chooses a treatment only if it is suitable for your skin problem and history.

Start a consultation

Start a skin treatment consultation

Choose acne, eczema, rosacea or another listed condition and request a clinician review.

  • UK-registered clinician review
  • Confidential online consultation
  • Discreet UK delivery