Good Skin Days (Care Quality Commission Registered) is an accredited NHS provider of level 3 Dermatology services. Good Skin Days is a £2.5 million purpose built clinic based in Guiseley, serving patients from Bradford, Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven. The clinic contains six treatment rooms, three consultation rooms, a fully equipped Minor Operations Suite and free on-site parking including designated disabled bays. These facilities allow us to offer patients the very best care and service from the moment they step into our clinic.
Led by Professor Andrew Wright, Consultant Dermatologist our highly skilled medical team are able to offer an exceptional Dermatology service with very short wait times. The clinic is open six days per week with some evening and weekend appointments available and typically, patients are seen within two weeks of referral.
Appointments Available
Prof Wright
Appointments usually available within 4 weeks
Dr Andrew Parsons
Appointments usually available within 2 weeks
Why We’re a Preferred Provider
- Consultant led Dermatology team
- Short waiting times (usually within 2 weeks)
- High levels of patient satisfaction
- Flexible appointments
- Free on-site car parking
- Excellent clinical outcomes
- Easy access to transport links
Dermatology Treatments Available:
- Management of common rashes e.g. eczema, psoriasis, lichen planus, urticaria, fungal infections
- Pre-malignant skin lesions e.g. solar keratoses or Bowen’s disease (where suitable)
- Low risk BCCs in line with NICE skin cancer guidance and locally agreed pathways of care
- Mild to moderate non-scarring acne unresponsive to routine treatment in primary care
- For severe and scarring acne, the prescribing of isotretinoin under the supervision of a Consultant Dermatologist, who will be the signatory, with expertise in the use of systemic retinoids for the treatment of acne and full understanding of the risks of isotretinoin and the monitoring requirements.
- Diagnosis, investigation or management of other chronic rashes in adults
- Diagnosis, investigation or management of mild/moderate /non worrying dermatoses and skin lesions in children
- Conditions of hair, scalp and nails
- Dermatological medication review excluding systemic agents
- Follow up management and advice specific NICE guidance and the type of cancer, including follow up of skin cancer conditions treated in secondary care by agreement
GP Referral Inclusion Criteria:
- Cancer is NOT thought to be the most likely diagnosis. Patients with suspected cancers must follow the 2 week fast track cancer pathway
- Patients with low risk BCCs can be accepted
Specific Exclusion Criteria:
- High risk basal cell carcinoma referred into secondary care as routine referral, not 2 week waits
- Urgent suspected skin cancers, (melanoma, squamous cell carcinoma) referred as 2 week waits
- Complex paediatric dermatology
- Children and young persons aged 24 years and under presenting with suspected skin cancer including BCCs, who must be referred to the skin cancer MDT
- Rash with systemic upset
- Patients requiring phototherapy, patch-testing or biologics
- Patients who are immunosuppressed
- Clinically benign skin lesions requiring removal on purely cosmetic grounds
- The administration of Botulinum Toxin Type A will not be funded
- Any treatment which does not meet the commissioners policies
