Fast, expert online dermatology GP for acne and skin conditions, including Retinoids therapy for eligible patients.
Fast, expert-led diagnosis
Prompt assessments by experienced doctors to accurately identify and manage your skin concerns.
Evidence-based dermatology care
Treatments grounded in current clinical guidelines and proven medical research.
Personalised anti-ageing solutions
Tailored plans targeting skin health, ageing, and underlying factors affecting your skin.
Australia-wide access
Convenient telehealth consultations, wherever you are.
Rapid access to care
Timely initiation of retinoid therapy where clinically appropriate and safe.
Affordable, quality skin care
Cost-effective treatment options without compromising clinical standards.
Dermatology
Anti-aging
AHPRA registered doctors. No hidden fees. Fixed pricing.
Quickly check your suitability for personalized dermatology and anti-aging care.
Send skin photos & Meet with a doctor online for a tailored skin assessment.
Start your customized treatment plan designed for real results.
Stay supported with ongoing check-ins to track progress and adjust as needed.
An initial online dermatology consultation at Holistica Health is $189, and a follow-up is $99. That is a fixed private consultation fee with no hidden costs. Any prescription medicines are dispensed separately by the pharmacy of your choice at that pharmacy’s price.
Consultations are not bulk billed. Some patients recover a portion of the cost through their private health fund extras cover, so it is worth checking with your fund. There is no referral required and no specialist waitlist.
At Holistica Health, an initial consultation is $189, and a follow-up is $99. There is no bulk billing. Some private health funds cover a portion through extras cover, so it is worth checking with your fund.
Same-week appointments are usually available. Because we operate telehealth Australia-wide and do not require a specialist referral, most patients can book, be assessed, and receive a treatment plan within days rather than the three to six-month wait typical for in-person specialist dermatology.
Yes. Common acne can be assessed and treated via telehealth by an AHPRA-registered dermatology GP. Your doctor will review your history and high-resolution photos of the affected skin, and if treatment is clinically appropriate, discuss your options and issue a prescription
For many common skin conditions (acne, eczema, rosacea, dermatitis, hair and nail concerns) telehealth is a clinically appropriate first step. Some conditions still need in-person specialist review, particularly pigmented lesions or suspicious spots. Your GP will refer you if that is the right path.
Holistic GP telehealth services designed for lasting health and wellbeing.
Your dedicated telehealth care team offering expert, dependable healthcare support.
Providing tailored holistic health through a complete, patient-centred GP care model.
No, our services are provided by AHPRA-registered GPs who hold an Australian Diploma in Dermatology. These clinicians possess specialized expertise in skin health, acne management, and aesthetic medicine. By choosing a credentialed Dermatology GP, patients access expert-level clinical assessments and evidence-based treatment plans without the extensive wait times or high costs often associated with specialist-only dermatology clinics.
Tele-dermatology is highly effective for managing acne, eczema, rosacea, psoriasis, and dermatitis. Our GPs also treat scalp and nail conditions, molluscum, and cellulitis. For clinical safety, if your condition involves pigmented lesions, suspicious spots, or deep ulcers, telehealth is not sufficient. In these cases, our doctors will provide a referral for an in-person specialist assessment and biopsy to ensure accurate diagnosis.
Our process prioritizes Visual Verification for diagnostic accuracy. After booking your Tele-Dermatology appointment, you must upload clear, high-resolution photos of the affected area via our secure patient intake portal. During your video consultation, your Dermatology GP will review these images and your symptoms in real-time to develop a customized treatment plan, which may include secure e-prescriptions sent to your phone.
Yes. Telehealth is an ideal solution for candidates requiring Retinoid therapy or medical-grade acne treatments but facing month-long delays for specialist advice. Our Dermatology GPs assess your suitability through a thorough review of your medical history and skin condition. If eligible, we provide the necessary prescriptions and ongoing monitoring to manage severe acne safely and effectively from home. Learn more about retinoid therapy for cystic acne by exploring our Medical Blog in the Education Hub.
Telehealth anti-aging therapy is designed for adults seeking to improve skin texture, reduce fine lines, and treat pigmentation via medical-grade topicals rather than in-clinic procedures. It is ideal for patients requiring collagen-boosting treatments or early intervention for skin aging. Your AHPRA-registered GP will review your skin type and treatment goals during a secure consultation to ensure the proposed therapy is safe and effective for your specific needs.
Holistica Health bridges the gap between general practice and specialist dermatology. We offer after-hours appointments and affordable fees, making expert skin care accessible for remote patients and busy individuals. Unlike generic script services, we provide a comprehensive clinical review and personalised management plan, so you can receive high-quality dermatology care without travel or long waitlists. You could find the direct booking ling here.
Tele-dermatology is a specialised branch of medicine that allows patients to consult with qualified doctors for skin concerns via digital platforms. It uses secure photo-sharing and real-time video consultations to support accurate assessment and, when appropriate, treatment and prescriptions. Tele-dermatology is a practical, evidence-based option for managing chronic skin conditions and reviewing new skin concerns promptly, serving as a vital entry point to the Australian Healthcare System.
