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01The children's consulting room

00Paediatric dermatologyClinic record

Paediatric dermatology

Seen withinWithin a week; Wednesday afternoons and Saturday mornings
From£195
Next slotWed 14:00 · Dr Aisha Rahmandemonstration

A consultant paediatric dermatologist for eczema, birthmarks, molluscum, warts, moles and rashes in babies, children and teenagers, in a room built for them. Parents leave with a written plan and Claire's number.

00Conditions seen here

3 conditions filed under paediatric dermatology.

Each carries its urgency stamp from the conditions guide. None here needs a same-day slot; the clinic promise applies.

  1. Birthmarks and haemangiomasThis month

    • A red raised mark growing quickly in a baby under 3 months
    • A birthmark near the eye, lip, nose or nappy area
    • A large brown birth mole

    Book Dr Rahman within a week for a growing red mark in a baby; routinely for others.

  2. Eczema (atopic dermatitis)Routine

    • Dry, itchy patches in the creases of elbows and knees
    • Itch that disrupts sleep
    • Thickened skin from scratching

    Book the eczema clinic: consultant plan, then nurse-led teaching. Same-day if hot, weeping or crusted.

00Procedures

What this clinic does, and what it costs.

Full prices, with histology included where tissue is removed. Book straight into the clinic or send a photo first.

  1. 01

    Paediatric dermatology consultation£195

    SeenWithin a week
    ResultPlan on the day
    InsuredCovered with a GP referral
    Book £195
  2. 02

    Eczema clinic£220

    SeenWithin a week
    ResultPlan on the day; control by 6 weeks in 72%
    InsuredCovered with a GP referral
    Book £220

00The consultants

2 clinicians in this clinic.

Every consultant is on the GMC specialist register for dermatology; nurses are on the NMC register. The next slot shown is demonstration data; the book button carries the consultant into the booking flow.

Portrait of Dr James Whitlock (AI-generated demonstration image)01

Dr James Whitlock

Consultant dermatologist: eczema, psoriasis, patch testing and phototherapy

GMC specialist registerDEMO-6200004

Eczema and action plansPsoriasis and biologicsPatch testingPhototherapyGeneral dermatology

Next slotThu 08:30 (demonstration)
DaysMon · Thu · Fri
LanguagesEnglish
VideoFollow-ups by video

Book with JamesProfile →

Portrait of Dr Aisha Rahman (AI-generated demonstration image)02

Dr Aisha Rahman

Consultant paediatric dermatologist

GMC specialist registerDEMO-6200005

Childhood eczemaBirthmarks and haemangiomasMolluscum and wartsMoles in childrenTeenage acne

Next slotWed 14:00 (demonstration)
DaysWed · Sat
LanguagesEnglish, Bengali, Sylheti
VideoFollow-ups by video

Book with AishaProfile →

00Results and insurers

What comes back, and when.

Most answers here are given in the room. Everything that goes to a laboratory has a promised turnaround, and an abnormal result is always a phone call from the consultant, never a letter you open alone.

Turnaround times for Paediatric dermatology
ResultTurnaround
Photo triage replyWithin 1 working day (4 working hours on a plan)
Letter to your GP2 working days
Within one working day of a photoClaire replies to the triage line with one of three words: today, this week, or routine, and the appointment that fits. Free.
In the roomA mole check, full-body check or consultation ends with a verdict and a written note. You are not sent away to wait for a letter.

If something is abnormal

Abnormal histology is phoned by the surgeon who took the sample, the day the report is signed, with the plan and a date. We do not post cancer results, and we do not leave them on voicemail: if we cannot reach you we keep trying and send a message asking you to call Rosie.

Insurers billed directly

  • Bupa
  • AXA Health
  • Aviva
  • Vitality
  • WPA
  • Cigna

Billed directly: give Rosie your policy number and authorisation code and you pay only your excess. Most insurers want a GP referral first. Mole mapping, surveillance plans and cosmetic removals are not usually covered; we tell you which before you book.

Paediatric dermatology consultationCovered with a GP referral
Eczema clinicCovered with a GP referral

00Book

Use the garden entrance, chestnut lane.

Book straight into the clinic, ring Rosie for a same-day slot, or send a photo first and let Claire choose the appointment.

  1. Garden entrance, Chestnut Lanestep-free

    Drop-off bay at the door; two spaces reserved for surgery patients on the day

By trainCopley Bridge station is an eight-minute walk: cross the bridge, up Market Hill, second left. Trains from Wexbury every 30 minutes, 18 minutes.

Next slots (demonstration)

Thu 08:30Dr James WhitlockBook →
Wed 14:00Dr Aisha RahmanBook →

Book: paediatric dermatology01632 960950

Dates for this clinic

  • 26 NovEczema evening for parents18:30 to 20:00 · 20 places

Worried about a mole?

Ring, or send a photo. Either way, you are seen.

Mole checks within 3 working days; same day if bleeding.

Ring Rosie01632 960950
Photo to Claire01632 960951
OpenMon–Fri 07:15–18:30 · Sat 08:30–13:00
Map showing Chestnut Avenue and the station in Copley Bridge (demonstration image) (AI-generated demonstration image)
Oakwood House, 14 Chestnut Avenue, Copley Bridge WX6 3ADTwo doors
  • Front porch, Chestnut Avenue

    Four spaces on the gravel drive including one blue badge; free on-street parking on Chestnut Avenue, tight on Wednesdays

  • Garden entrance, Chestnut Lanestep-free

    Drop-off bay at the door; two spaces reserved for surgery patients on the day

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