Private GP Dermatology in Chelsea with Dr Nina Bjurstrom

Last updated: November 2026

Chelsea Medical provides GP dermatology in Chelsea with Dr Nina Bjurstrom, a General Practitioner with a special interest in dermatology. Appointments are available on Mondays and Thursdays, in person or by video.

What is GP dermatology?

GP dermatology is expert evaluation and treatment of skin, hair and nail conditions by a General Practitioner with a special interest in dermatology. At Chelsea Medical, we offer this care in a supportive environment where your comfort and privacy are respected.

What conditions does GP dermatology cover at Chelsea Medical?

Dr Bjurstrom's areas of interest are:

  • Acne
  • Eczema and dermatitis
  • Rosacea
  • Skin infections (viral, bacterial and fungal)
  • Skin allergies
  • Psoriasis
  • Pigmentation disorders
  • Scalp conditions and hair loss
  • Nail disorders
  • Skin lesions
  • Surveillance of moles

What happens at a GP dermatology appointment?

Your appointment starts with a comprehensive assessment. This includes your full medical history, skin type, family history, trigger factors, a review of your medication, and your lifestyle. Dr Bjurstrom then examines your skin and uses dermoscopy to aid diagnosis.

What treatments are available?

Every treatment plan is tailored to you. It can include topical and systemic therapies, advice on skin care routines and lifestyle modifications, and guidance on monitoring and follow-ups.

Can you check for skin cancer and refer me to a specialist?

Yes. Dr Bjurstrom assesses suspicious lesions and carries out surveillance of moles. When it is indicated, she refers you promptly to a dermatology specialist. You can read more about skin cancer on the NHS website.

Is Dr Bjurstrom a consultant dermatologist?

No. Dr Bjurstrom is a General Practitioner, not a Consultant Dermatologist. She does not prescribe the strongest prescription-only acne treatments, which are prescribed by consultant dermatologists.

How will Dr Bjurstrom involve me in my care?

Dr Bjurstrom's care is patient-centred and collaborative. She involves you in decision-making, explains treatment options clearly, and adapts plans to fit your life, concerns and preferences.

Can I have a dermatology appointment by video?

Yes. You can choose a video appointment or a visit in the clinic.

When is Dr Bjurstrom available?

Dr Bjurstrom sees dermatology patients at Chelsea Medical on Mondays and Thursdays. Appointments are available in person or by video.

How much does a skin consultation cost?

A skin consultation at Chelsea Medical is charged at our normal consultation prices. There is no separate cost for dermatology.

How do I book a dermatology appointment?

You can book through our online appointment system, and choose a video or in-clinic appointment.

Book with Dr Bjurstrom

Telephone: 020 7589 2353

Email: cm@chelsealondondoctor.com

Chelsea Medical, Lower Ground Floor, 5 Sloane Avenue, Chelsea, London SW3 3JD

Frequently asked questions

Is Dr Bjurstrom a consultant dermatologist?

No. Dr Bjurstrom is a General Practitioner with a special interest in dermatology, not a Consultant Dermatologist.

Which days is Dr Bjurstrom available?

Dr Bjurstrom sees dermatology patients at Chelsea Medical on Mondays and Thursdays.

Is there an extra charge for a skin consultation?

No. A skin consultation is charged at Chelsea Medical's normal consultation prices. There is no separate cost for dermatology.

Can I have a dermatology appointment by video?

Yes. Appointments are available in person or by video.

Can you treat hair loss and nail problems?

Scalp conditions and hair loss, and nail disorders, are among Dr Bjurstrom's areas of interest, alongside acne, eczema, rosacea, psoriasis and pigmentation disorders.

What does a first dermatology appointment involve?

It involves a comprehensive assessment, including your full medical history, skin type, family history, trigger factors, medication review and lifestyle. Dr Bjurstrom then examines your skin and uses dermoscopy to aid diagnosis.

Can you assess a suspicious mole or skin lesion?

Yes. Dr Bjurstrom assesses suspicious lesions and carries out surveillance of moles. When indicated, she refers promptly to a dermatology specialist.