Genital Dermatology
No Waiting Lists
Same Day Treatments For Lumps/Bumps
Warts, PPP, fordyce spots & more [get quote]
End To End Care
Our Genital Dermatology Care
Concern about Appearance
Change Lump or Bump
Change in Relationship Status
New Symptoms
New Lump or Bump
Recurring Symptoms
Unresolved Symptoms
Genital Dermatology Services
18s rRNA Fungal Gene Detection & Sensitivity Testing
Angiokeratoma of Fordyce Treatment
Bacterial Culture & Sensitivity
Fordyce Spots Treatment
Genital Dermatology Consultation
Genital Wart Removal
Hyfrecation
Hyfrecation Quote for Treatment of Lumps & Bumps
Genital Dermatology Conditions
Aftercare Advice & Further Reading
A Hybrid Model of Care
Our hybrid approach allows you to receive expert contraceptive care from the comfort of your home through online consultations.
Whether it’s starting a new method, managing side effects, or seeking advice, you can easily connect with our specialists.
For procedures or more involved treatments, our experienced team is ready to provide in-clinic care, ensuring a seamless transition between home and clinic whenever needed.
No waiting lists, clear pricing, and personalised support - wherever you are.
Testimonials & More
Case Studies
Media Appearances
BBC Radio Leicester Julie Milsom speaks about trial of home HPV testing
Daily Record Doctor reveals list of little known STI symptoms that should never be ignored
Express STI: The infection the NHS doesn’t test for as cases rise – unusual symptoms to spot
ITV News Dr Manoj Malu speaking about HIV on World AIDS Day
Women’s Health Four STIs with no symptoms but potentially serious long-term effects
FAQs
What is Genital dermatology?
At Clarewell Clinics, Genital dermatology focuses on non-sexually transmitted skin conditions affecting the genital area, such as inflammatory skin disorders (like psoriasis), autoimmune conditions (like lichen sclerosus), and general skin irritations.
What are common genital skin conditions?
Common conditions include genital warts, PPP, fordyce spots, lichen sclerosus, psoriasis, eczema, contact dermatitis, and fungal infections that are unrelated to sexual activity.
Can genital skin conditions be sexually transmitted?
Some genital skin conditions, like herpes or warts, can be sexually transmitted. However, others, like psoriasis or lichen sclerosus, are not contagious and unrelated to sexual activity.
What should I expect during a Genital dermatology consultation?
A consultation typically involves a thorough medical history review and an examination of the affected area. The specialist may take swabs, conduct skin biopsies, or recommend other tests.
Do I need a referral letter from my GP?
No. You can book directly with us.
Is treatment for genital skin conditions confidential?
Yes, all treatments and consultations, whether for dermatology or STIs, are fully confidential.
How are genital skin conditions treated?
Treatment options include topical creams, oral medications, or minor surgical procedures depending on the diagnosis. The treatment focuses on resolving non-infectious dermatological issues.
Can genital skin conditions affect fertility?
Most genital dermatological conditions do not affect fertility, but certain conditions, particularly sexually transmitted infections, may have an impact if left untreated.
Are genital skin conditions more common in certain populations?
Some conditions, like lichen sclerosus, are more common in post-menopausal women, while others may affect individuals with autoimmune disorders or weakened immune systems.
How can I prevent genital skin conditions?
Good hygiene, avoiding irritants like harsh soaps, and wearing loose-fitting clothing can help prevent many non-infectious genital skin conditions. For STI prevention, safe sexual practices should be followed.
Our Discreet Locations
Marylebone, London
Address
9 Ivor Place, Marylebone, London, NW1 6BY
Telephone
Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham
Address
40 Hylton Street, Jewellery Quarter
Birmingham, B18 6HN
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Opening Hours
Mon – Fri: 9am to 6pm
Sat: 10am to 2pm