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Every condition Hi-Doctor treats has its own questionnaire, its own eligibility rules and its own set of things a doctor must rule out. These pages describe the conditions themselves.

Weight and metabolic health

Insulin resistance

Metabolic syndrome

Obesity

Overweight

Weight regain

The weight management pathway

Hair loss

Alopecia areata

Androgenetic alopecia

Female hair loss

Postpartum hair loss

Telogen effluvium

Traction alopecia

Sexual health

Chlamydia

Emergency contraception

Erectile dysfunction

HIV PrEP

Low libido

Performance anxiety

Peyronie's disease

Premature ejaculation

Urinary tract infection

Skin

Acne

Rosacea

Melasma

Skin ageing

All four dermatology pathways are treated with topical medicines only, and all four use photographs — see the dermatology photo guide. No oral dermatology medicine is prescribed.

What a remote consultation cannot do

A consultation reviewed from a questionnaire has real limits. It cannot examine you, it cannot take a swab, and it cannot see something you did not mention. Conditions that need a physical examination, imaging or a laboratory test are declined rather than guessed at — see Safety for where the line sits and what to do instead.

Medicines

What may be prescribed for each of these conditions.

How it works

From questionnaire to prescription.

Start a consultation

Pick the area that matches what you are dealing with. A registered doctor reviews every questionnaire and decides whether treatment is appropriate — declining is a normal outcome. See what it costs.

Weight loss

Medical weight management with ongoing review.

Hair growth

Treatment for hair loss, reviewed by a doctor.

Sexual health

Consultations across sexual health concerns.

Acne

Topical acne treatment, graded from your photos.

Rosacea

Papulopustular rosacea, photograph required.

Melasma

Facial pigmentation, photograph required.

Anti-ageing

Topical retinoid treatment for photoageing.
This page is reference information, not medical advice and not a prescription. Whether a medicine is appropriate for you is decided by a registered doctor after reviewing your consultation.