Dermatologist Cape Town http://www.sadermatologist.co.za List of dermatologists in Cape Town:

The Panorama Dermatology Clinic

46 Hennie Winterbach street, Panorama

Tel: 021 911 5470

Dr. Dagmar Whitaker

1 Wytham Ave, Kenilworth

Tel: +27 (0)21 762 4779

Dr Moodley

Suite M02, Mezzanine level, 181 Longmarket Street

Tel: +27 21 424 4352

Dr Kesiree Naidoo

Suite 2034, Vincent Pallotti Hospital, Alexandra Road, Pinelands

Tel: +27 (0) 21 531 1107

S DE KOCK

Room 202 Constantiaberg Medi-Clinic

Tel: 021 762 1140

J DERMAN

20 Draper Square, Draper Street, Claremont

Tel: 021 674 1767

Check out dermatologist Stellenbosch and dermatologists in Somerset West.

Are you having trouble with your skin? Do you have an actual problem or you want to consult with a

dermatologist to enhance the looks you already have?

Whatever your issue is, make sure that the skin doctor that you see is professional and has the experience

that they should have.

Your skin is an integral part of your body and a huge part of who you are, so make sure that it is well taken

care of.

As you start your research in finding a good dermatologist in Cape Town, we wanted to help you start the

process. Hope this list of dermatologists in Cape Town helps you get started.

Finding a good dermatologist is just the first part of the process. You too have to do your part, and this

involves having as many facts about what your skin is doing or behaving.

Prior to your consultation, you need to know what questions you want to run past your dermatologist, to

help you understand your condition better - here are 19 Questions to ask your dermatologist.

Of course, you don't have to ask those questions, they are just a guideline to help you formulate your

questions when you go for a consultation with dermatologist Cape Town.

And remember to prepare well for your dermatologist visit, and make it as easy as possible for the

dermatologist to check your skin thoroughly and properly. Preparing means, not wearing things like make

up and nail polish if you are woman, because they tend to hide a lot of the things on the skin that the doctor

is actually supposed to be checking for.

For both men and women, lotion can also hide certain things from the skin, that can make it difficult for the

dermatologist to diagnose, so a consultation is better done lotion free.

And hair, for both men and women who normally use sprays or moisturizers on the hair, is supposed to be

chemicals free. So skip the sprays when you go to consult, as it will make it more challenging for the

dermatologist to examine the scalp.

The last thing is jewelry. Consider taking it off, because it just might hide something on your skin that could

be of interest to the doctor.