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Best Dermatology & Venereology in Hong Kong

Looking for a Dermatology & Venereology in Hong Kong? Browse registered specialists across 9 districts to find the right doctor for you.

HK$180 – $1600Median consultation fee: $850

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127 registered Dermatology & Venereology doctors

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What Dermatology & Venereology covers

Conditions treated
  • acne
  • eczema
  • psoriasis
  • moles and skin cancer
  • hair loss
  • sexually transmitted infections
When to see one instead of a GP
Most rashes settle with what a GP prescribes. A dermatologist is for skin that keeps coming back or doesn't respond, a mole that has changed shape or colour, hair loss that's spreading, and anything needing a skin biopsy or patch testing.
Do you need a referral?
No referral needed｜private dermatologists in Hong Kong take direct bookings. If the problem comes and goes, photos taken at its worst are worth bringing.

Dermatology & Venereology in Hong Kong

  • Childhood eczema has risen in Hong Kong, though more gradually than allergic rhinitis. In the same Hong Kong ISAAC study, lifetime eczema ('eczema ever', doctor-diagnosed) among Primary One and Two students was 28.1% in 1994–95, 30.7% in 2000–01, and 30.9% in 2015–16 a real but modest rise, unlike the sharper increase seen in allergic rhinitis over the same three surveys.

    Source: Lee, Lau, Wong & Tian, Int J Environ Res Public Health (2022)｜Hong Kong ISAAC study. Data: 1994–95 / 2000–01 / 2015–16.

  • Hong Kong’s newly reported HIV infections have fallen for ten consecutive years, down more than 50% from the 2015 peak of over 700 cases a year. The Centre for Health Protection recorded 331 new HIV infections in 2025 (258 men, 73 women, aged 6 to 76), with sexual contact accounting for 99% of cases where a transmission route was reported.

    Source: Centre for Health Protection, Department of Health. Data: 2025.

FAQ

What does a dermatologist treat?
A dermatologist is a doctor who diagnoses and treats conditions related to skin, hair, and nail conditions. In Hong Kong, dermatologists are registered with the Medical Council of Hong Kong (MCHK). Common reasons to see one include acne, eczema, psoriasis, moles and skin cancer, hair loss, sexually transmitted infections.
How much does a dermatologist cost in Hong Kong?
Consultation fees for dermatologists in Hong Kong typically range from $180 to $1600, with a median fee of $850.
How many dermatologists are in Hong Kong?
There are 127 registered dermatologists in Hong Kong across 9 districts.
When should you see a dermatologist in Hong Kong?
Most rashes settle with what a GP prescribes. A dermatologist is for skin that keeps coming back or doesn't respond, a mole that has changed shape or colour, hair loss that's spreading, and anything needing a skin biopsy or patch testing.
Do you need a referral to see a dermatologist in Hong Kong?
No referral needed｜private dermatologists in Hong Kong take direct bookings. If the problem comes and goes, photos taken at its worst are worth bringing.
Which dermatologist is good?
ok.med does not rate or recommend individual doctors — we hold no outcome or satisfaction data, and should not pretend to. What can be checked objectively: whether the doctor is registered with the Medical Council of Hong Kong and holds the relevant specialist qualification; whether their focus matches your condition (the reasons to see one, listed above); whether a GP referral is required; and whether the clinic's location and hours suit you. Browse every registered dermatologists by district below and compare on those points yourself.

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