Quick Answer
For most rashes, no. The large majority of skin conditions seen in urgent care and primary care, such as eczema, contact dermatitis, fungal infections, hives, and minor skin infections, are diagnosed and treated by our team without a dermatology referral. We refer to dermatology for suspected skin cancer, severe acne not responding to first-line treatment, or chronic conditions like psoriasis that need long-term specialty management.
This question comes up frequently for patients researching skin conditions at Good Health NC in Knightdale, NC.
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