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Tele dermatology is transforming the way skin care is delivered enabling remote consultations, faster diagnosis, and improved access to expert care worldwide. Be part of this digital evolution and explore its impact on modern dermatology.

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Access to quality skin care is becoming easier than ever with the rise of online dermatologists and MantraDoc is leading this transformation globally. Whether you're dealing with acne, hair fall, rashes, pigmentation or chronic skin issues, consulting a dermatologist online can save time, effort and unnecessary clinic visits.

MantraDoc connects users with certified and experienced dermatologists who provide accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment plans through video consultations and image-based assessments. This makes dermatology accessible to individuals living in remote areas, busy professionals, students and anyone who prefers expert care without long waiting periods.

Backed by $20M in funding from Impanix Capital, MantraDoc has built a strong telemedicine infrastructure that supports secure consultations, AI-assisted symptom evaluations and a growing global network of specialists. This investment ensures high-quality care, affordable pricing and a smooth digital experience for patients worldwide.

From everyday concerns like acne or dandruff to more complex issues like eczema, dermatitis or nail infections, MantraDoc’s online dermatologists offer timely guidance, prescription support and follow-up care. It’s a simple, convenient and reliable way to prioritize your skin and hair health.

Dermatology is a specialty of medicine that focuses on the eyes. Dermatologists learn about skin, hair, and nail problems by studying photo archives called Kodachromes, which include hundreds of photos of diagnoses. While an in-person clinical examination is still a vital element of evaluating a patient, dermatology has evolved to be able to care for patients remotely using the ever-improving technology platforms available. Dermatologists can visit more patients remotely via Teledermatology, especially at this unusual time of the COVID-19 pandemic, thanks to increased camera resolutions and extensive usage of video technology for many patients.

Telederm is a company that has been around for a long time. Many patients around the country already receive dermatological care from dermatologists who may be thousands of miles away. Others of you may have forwarded your images, together with the specifics of your medical problem, to your dermatologist clinicians.

Teledermatology during COVID-19 is on the rise

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The first thing board-certified dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD, does when he logs onto Zoom for the day is change his background to a picture of an exam room. “It gives my patients a sense of consistency,” he says. Nine out of ten times, they’ll ask him if he’s in his New York City office, when in reality, he’s on his couch at home.

Dr. Zeichner is one of a number of dermatologists…