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Dermatology clinics accepting MetLife insurance

2 clinics

Mawaeidk lists 2 Dermatology clinics that accept MetLife insurance. They are spread across areas including New Salata and Al Messila. Opening hours start as early as 7:00 AM and run as late as 11:59 PM, depending on the clinic. You can pay with your insurance card at these clinics. Choose a clinic to see its opening hours and services, then book online.

Dermatologists diagnose and treat conditions of the skin, hair and nails, including acne, eczema, psoriasis, hair loss and suspicious moles.

Clinics

Boston Medical Care
2 branches

Boston Medical Care

Reyada Medical Centre

Reyada Medical Centre

C-Ring Road, New Salata, Doha, Qatar

Dermatology doctors at these clinics

Questions about Dermatology clinics accepting MetLife insurance

Which Dermatology clinics accept MetLife insurance?
Mawaeidk lists 2 Dermatology clinics that accept MetLife insurance: Boston Medical Care – Al Messila Branch and Reyada Medical Centre.
What are the opening hours of Dermatology clinics that accept MetLife insurance?
Opening hours start as early as 7:00 AM and run as late as 11:59 PM, depending on the clinic and the day. Each clinic's page shows its full weekly schedule.
How do I use my MetLife insurance card at these clinics?
Book your appointment on Mawaeidk, then show your insurance card at the clinic and pay with it there. Coverage depends on your policy, so check the details with MetLife or the clinic before your visit.
How do I book one of these clinics on Mawaeidk?
Open the clinic's page from the list above, choose a service, then an available date and time, then a doctor available at that time, and send your request for the clinic to confirm. All you need is your mobile number and a verification code.
What does a specialist in Dermatology treat?
A dermatologist treats diseases of the skin, hair and nails. Common concerns include acne, eczema, psoriasis, rashes, fungal infections, pigmentation, hair loss and nail problems. Dermatologists also examine moles and skin growths and may perform minor procedures such as biopsies or cryotherapy.
When should I see a specialist in Dermatology?
See a specialist in Dermatology for: a rash, itching or redness that does not improve with simple care; acne, eczema or psoriasis affecting daily life; hair loss, dandruff or changes in the nails; a mole or skin spot that changes in size, shape or color.
What should I expect when I visit a specialist in Dermatology?
The dermatologist will ask when the problem started and what makes it better or worse, then examine the affected skin, often with a magnifying device. A skin scraping, swab or small biopsy may be taken when needed. You will receive a treatment plan and advice on skin care and follow-up.

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