Senses & Skin

Dermatology in Lourinhã

The Dermatology consultation at Central de Saúde in Lourinhã assesses and treats conditions affecting the skin, hair and nails. It covers acne, eczema, psoriasis, marks, alopecia, warts and dermatological skin-cancer screening, with a rigorous and individualised clinical approach.

Dermatology consultation in Lourinhã – Central de Saúde

The Dermatology consultation at Central de Saúde in Lourinhã assesses and treats conditions affecting the skin, hair and nails, including acne, eczema, psoriasis, marks, alopecia and warts.

The service also includes dermatological skin-cancer screening and an individualised clinical approach.


When to seek advice

Dermatology for changes affecting skin, hair and nails.

A Dermatology consultation may be sought when persistent skin lesions appear, acne worsens, irritation recurs, a mole looks different or there are changes affecting the scalp.

Organising this information locally helps people distinguish between booking directly and first asking the clinic for clarification by telephone.

  • Assessment of acne, eczema, psoriasis and other common dermatoses.
  • Observation of moles, marks or skin lesions that may warrant clinical assessment.
  • Guidance for changes affecting hair, scalp and nails.

Associated team

The team for this speciality

Clinical team

Dra. Margarida Coelho

Dermatologist • OM registration no. 56776


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    Frequently asked questions

    Common questions about Dermatology

    What situations commonly lead to a Dermatology consultation?

    Persistent skin changes, itching, inflammatory acne, marks, eczema, psoriasis, hair loss or moles that have changed in appearance are common reasons. If you are unsure, reception can help with the initial booking enquiry.

    Is the consultation only for cosmetic concerns?

    No. Dermatology covers functional and inflammatory skin concerns as well as clinical assessment of skin lesions, and can also address aesthetic concerns where appropriate.

    If a mole has changed, should I wait for an annual review?

    When a mole or mark changes in size, colour, elevation or symptoms, it is prudent to seek clinical assessment sooner rather than wait for a routine review.

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