Ask-a-Nurse

Our dermatology nurses provide free, specialist guidance to people struggling to manage skin conditions such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, hidradenitis suppurativa, rosacea and many other skin problems.

You can Ask-a-Nurse a question about a skin concern right now by filling in some information in the form below.

First name

Last name

Skin condition / concern

Your question (please give us some details)

I consent to the Terms of Use of the ISF Helpline

See Terms of Use

County or region in Ireland

Country outside of Ireland

An e-mail address to contact you

Your phone number

I am over 16

I am writing about a child under 16 (I am their parent / guardian)

I would like to receive newsletters

How did you hear about us?

I am interested in participating in surveys relevant to my skin condition

What happens next?

We will review your question, respond to you by email or phone and arrange a call-back appointment with our nurse at a time which is convenient for you. More about Ask-a-Nurse.

Phone-based and appointment model

The ISF Ask-a-Nurse Helpline operates on a confidential, phone-based, person-to-person model. This means that when your Ask-a-Nurse query is received, we will call you, on your phone, to assist.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Terms of Use, and more about the Ask-a-Nurse Helpline

To comply with the GDPR, we ask for your consent to our Terms of Use, in order to allow us permission to contact you and to assist with your query. The ISF is committed to the highest standards of prvacy when dealing with your personal data; read our Privacy Statement for more information.

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About signing up for participating in surveys relevant to your skin condtion

The ISF may occasionally contact you about surveys or studies which may be relevant to you. Your details will never be shared with any third party, you can opt out at any time, and we will be in touch with you only about surveys and studies which are relevant to you. By selecting ‘Yes’ you are indicating you give your consent to the ISF to be contacted by the ISF about current and future surveys and studies, which may be of interest to you.