Compare consultation fees, availability, referral requirements and Medicare-related information near you.
Do you have a GP referral?
What you pay after any Medicare rebate.
The full price before the rebate.
Whether a GP referral is needed for a rebate.
Waits run from days to months.
Acne, eczema, psoriasis, skin checks and more.
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Dermatologist fees vary depending on the practice, the type of appointment and whether a Medicare rebate applies. Initial consultations may cost more than follow-up visits. Bobbi helps you compare fees and availability before you choose who to contact.
A referral from your GP is usually needed to claim a Medicare rebate for a specialist dermatologist appointment. Without one, you may need to pay the full fee. Check with the practice and your GP about what applies to you.
Wait times vary by practice and location, and can range from days to months. Bobbi helps you compare current availability across your options. If a mole or spot has changed shape, colour or size, see your GP promptly rather than waiting for a specialist appointment.
Medicare may help cover part of the cost of a specialist dermatologist appointment if you have a valid referral. The rebate and any out-of-pocket cost depend on the practice’s fees and the type of appointment.
Dermatologists diagnose and treat a wide range of skin, hair and nail conditions, such as acne, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis and skin cancer. Each practice’s areas of focus are shown so you can compare.
Yes. Bobbi helps you compare dermatology practices based on your location, along with factors such as fees, availability, referral requirements and areas of focus.
Treatment that is purely cosmetic is generally not covered by Medicare and usually isn’t covered by private health insurance. Medical skin conditions are treated differently, so check with the practice and your GP about what applies to you.
No. Bobbi is a comparison service that helps you explore dermatology provider options. Bobbi does not provide treatment or medical advice.
Information on this page is general and intended to help you compare providers. It is not medical advice. Always consult a registered practitioner before starting, changing or stopping any treatment.