What a dermatologist sees.
Three photographs, one specialist, a clear answer within a day. Telederm is a study of what a teledermatology service could look like, and of the address that would carry it. The service does not exist; the name is available.
Most skin questions never reach a specialist. They go to a search engine, a pharmacist, or a drawer. A teledermatology service exists for the questions that are too small for an appointment and too persistent to ignore.
For the mole you keep meaning to show someone.
Lesions · scale · change over timeFor the acne that outlasted the pharmacy.
Acne · rosacea · prescriptionsFor the rash that appeared on holiday.
Rashes · infections · reactionsFor the nail that changed colour last winter.
Nails · hair · scalpFor the question you'd rather ask from home.
Privacy · time · distance
An overview, a close-up, and one with a coin beside the spot for scale. Daylight, no flash, no filters.
When it started, whether it itches or hurts, what has been tried. A few sentences, not a form that takes an evening.
A written assessment from a dermatologist, a plan, and a clear statement when photographs are not enough and an in-person visit is the right next step.
Every skin, read correctly.
Redness, pigment and scale look different across the Fitzpatrick scale, the six-step classification dermatologists use for skin phototypes. A service built on photographs has to be designed for all six from the first day, in its photo guidance and in its assessments.
telederm.si
- 8 letterstwo syllables, no hyphen
- tele + dermread the same way in every language
- .siSlovenia's country code, open to registrants worldwide
- Availableheld by a private owner, not in use
The domain is offered to anyone building in this space. It was registered to be used, and this page exists so that it is not mistaken for a running clinic.
- A teledermatology platform
- A dermatology clinic's online front door
- A skin-imaging or AI triage product
- A patient portal for a dermatology device company