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What Dermatology Services Does WheelHouse Health Offer?
Rashes, acne, moles and skin checks: see which skin concerns your provider can help with, by telehealth or in person, and when to see a specialist.
By the WheelHouse Health team Updated October 20, 2026 2 min read

Conditions we commonly treat
- Eczema and dermatitis (see winter eczema)
- Acne and rosacea (see rosacea)
- Fungal infections (see athlete’s foot)
- Skin infections and infected wounds
- Hives and allergic rashes
- Cold sores and shingles
- Warts and skin tags
- Sun damage and changing moles

What works by telehealth
Many rashes can be diagnosed with a clear photo in good natural light or on a video visit. We can prescribe creams, tablets and other treatments and follow up by message. If we need a closer look, we see you in Woodbridge.
Skin analysis and aesthetics
Our skin analysis service gives a professional look at your skin type, sun damage and concerns, with a personal routine. Medical aesthetics include wrinkle-relaxing injections, jaw-clenching treatment and medical-grade skincare.

How we can help
Start with a video visit or send a photo through the portal. See our skin health service for details.
Questions people ask
Can you diagnose a rash from a photo?
Often, yes. Clear, close photos in natural light help a lot. We will tell you if we need to see it in person.
Do you do mole checks?
Yes. We examine moles and refer suspicious ones for biopsy. See our ABCDE guide.
Do I need a membership for aesthetics?
No. Aesthetic consultations and treatments are available to everyone.
Talk it through with Lydia
Skin concern bothering you? Send a photo or book a visit. See a board-certified nurse practitioner virtually anywhere in Virginia, in our Woodbridge office, or straight to your front door in much of Northern Virginia.
Visits start at $85, and every membership comes with a 30-day trial.
Prefer to ask first? Text us at (571) 402-2102 or message us on WhatsApp.
Get simple health tips by email
Practical, seasonal health tips and reminders from our nurse practitioner, about once or twice a month.