Online Dermatologists in South Carolina: Get in touch

Consultation price: from $55

Response time: 1-2 working days

Connect with a certified, independent dermatologist in South Carolina
Get a prescription in two business days

Meet the Board-Certified Online Dermatologists in South Carolina

Consult with a South Carolina board-certified dermatologist right now. Get professional guidance from a licensed dermatologist without an appointment by using an easy, photo-based consultation from the comfort of your own home.

Dr. Anna Chacon

Online Dermatologist

MD, FAAD

Medical licenses in the US:
Dr. Anna Chacon offers consultations to patients in 50 US states.

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Dr. Amit Om

Online Dermatologist

MD, FAAD

Medical licenses in the US:
Dr. Amit Om offers consultations to patients in NC, SC, FL, GA, IL, CT, TX, CA

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Benefits of online dermatology consultations

Meet online dermatologists in South Carolina without making an appointment.

Get a customized treatment plan that includes efficient prescription medications.

Avoid becoming stuck into expensive medication subscriptions.

Save time and receive care wherever you are.

Get an answer within two business days.

On the same day, pick up the prescribed medications.

A treatment plan tailored to you

In South Carolina, skin concerns like sun damage, acne, rosacea, and eczema are commonly influenced by the state’s warm, humid climate. Teledermatology makes it easy for South Carolinians to access high-quality care with personalized treatment plans designed to address these environment-related skin conditions. Thanks to supportive telemedicine regulations, board-certified dermatologists can provide virtual consultations across the entire state.

To begin your consultation, simply complete a short questionnaire and upload photos of your skin, nail, or hair loss concern. A board-certified dermatologist licensed in South Carolina will review your case and provide a personalized medical evaluation. If needed, a prescription treatment plan will be created, which you can either pick up at your local pharmacy or have delivered to your doorstep.

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How can I get a prescription for my skin or hair problem in South Carolina?

Do I need a prescription for my skin or hair problem?
In many cases, a dermatologist will prescribe medication to help treat your skin or hair condition. They may also recommend over-the-counter products to support your treatment plan.

How can I get an online prescription for my skin or hair problem in South Carolina?
You can schedule a virtual consultation with a South Carolina–licensed dermatologist through Miiskin. They will evaluate your submitted photos, symptoms, and clinical questionnaire to diagnose the issue and, if appropriate, provide a prescription. You can have it delivered to your home or pick it up at a nearby pharmacy.

How much does it cost and how long will it take to get a prescription?
With Miiskin, a photo-based consultation with a dermatologist in South Carolina is typically reviewed within 1–2 business days, with prices starting at $55. Any prescribed treatments, such as creams or medications, are purchased separately.

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Request dermatological treatment online in South Carolina in just three easy steps.

Start consultation to get a diagnosis and treatment for your skin problem.
Get an answer from a licenced dermatologist in South Carolina.
Buy your medication at a pharmacy nearby and start treatment.

Journeys to better skin

Kelly’s journey

Skin goal: Improve skin texture

Medication: Spironolactone 50 mg and Altreno

Read Kelly’s story

Daniela’s journey

Skin goal: Get rid of acne

Medication: Tretinoin gel 0.25% and Winlevi

Read Daniela’s story

Most common questions concerning South Carolina online dermatology consultations

A brief overview of South Carolina's online dermatology services available via the Miiskin platform.

Is a photo enough for a diagnosis?

True! With years of experience, independent dermatologists affiliated with Miiskin provide professional diagnosis and treatment for a range of skin disorders. These certified dermatologists in South Carolina use their extensive expertise to provide outstanding care through Miiskin by using photos, thorough clinical questionnaires, and the patient’s medical history.

What advantages does telemedicine offer dermatologists?

The Miiskin telemedicine platform is used by independent dermatologists to treat both acute and chronic skin diseases. In this manner, they significantly reduce wait times by allowing remote consultations, boost convenience by offering care from home, and make it easier to track skin conditions over time by allowing the submission of photos for remote assessment.

Which skin disorders are most frequently treated by telehealth in South Carolina?

In South Carolina, common skin conditions that can be treated through telehealth include acne, eczema, rosacea, psoriasis, and signs of aging. These issues are often linked to the state’s humid climate, sun exposure, and other environmental factors. Many of these concerns can be effectively diagnosed and managed through virtual consultations. If you’re experiencing issues with your skin, hair, or nails, book a telehealth consultation with one of Miiskin’s board-certified dermatologists licensed in South Carolina for customized care.

What conditions cannot be treated with telemedicine?

Some skin conditions require an in-person evaluation with a dermatologist, such as suspicious skin lesions that require biopsy, problems that require invasive procedures, diagnoses that depend on specific tests, or conditions that require a thorough physical examination to determine specific signs or assess severity. Your dermatologist will let you know if this occurs and will recommend a dermatologist who can see you in person.

Which South Carolina cities are served by the dermatologists affiliated with Miiskin?

Miiskin’s affiliated dermatologists cover all cities and counties in South Carolina, including: Columbia, Charleston, North Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Rock Hill, Greenville, Summerville, Sumter, Hilton Head Island, Florence, Spartanburg, Goose Creek, Aiken, Myrtle Beach, Anderson, and all surrounding towns.