Private Dermatology and Mole Checks in Chelsea with Dr Nina Bjurstrom
Last updated: October 2026
Chelsea Medical offers private dermatology appointments in Chelsea with Dr Nina Bjurstrom. Dr Bjurstrom sees patients for moles, eczema, psoriasis, acne, rosacea and pigmentation changes, with appointments on Mondays and Thursdays.
What skin conditions does Dr Bjurstrom see?
The most common reason patients see Dr Bjurstrom is a mole check. She also sees itchy skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis, acne and rosacea on the face, and pigment changes such as melasma. If you are worried about a mole, you can book a check.
What happens during a mole check?
A mole check can be done in a single appointment. Dr Bjurstrom uses a dermatoscope, a special tool that helps her take a closer look at a mole.
When should you get a mole checked?
You should get a mole checked if it is new, if it has changed in colour, size or shape, or if it has become itchy. It is also worth being seen if you have a history of skin cancer, a family history of skin cancer, or have had a lot of sun exposure. Dr Bjurstrom recommends an annual check for anyone who has moles.
Can Chelsea Medical treat acne, eczema and psoriasis?
Yes. Dr Bjurstrom can manage most acne, psoriasis and eczema, including moderate to severe acne, and anything else a GP can manage. Some stronger prescription acne treatments need to be prescribed by a dermatologist.
Does nutrition affect your skin?
Yes. Dr Bjurstrom has an interest in nutrition and skin health, and takes a holistic approach to skin health.
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.
When is Dr Nina Bjurstrom available?
Dr Bjurstrom sees dermatology patients at Chelsea Medical on Mondays and Thursdays. To book a skin consultation or a mole check, click the link below.
Book with Dr BjurstromFrequently asked questions
How often should I have a mole check?
Dr Bjurstrom recommends an annual mole check for anyone who has moles. Book sooner if you notice a mole that is new, or has changed in colour, size or shape.
Can you tell if a mole is a problem?
Dr Bjurstrom uses a dermatoscope to take a closer look at a mole.
Do you treat acne and rosacea?
Yes. Dr Bjurstrom sees acne, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis and pigment changes such as melasma at Chelsea Medical.
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.
Which days is Dr Bjurstrom available?
Dr Bjurstrom sees dermatology patients at Chelsea Medical on Mondays and Thursdays.