Transplant dermatology
Contact
- Hammersmith Hospital
- 020 3313 3264
- St Mary’s Hospital
- 020 3312 7993
Visitor Information
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The vast majority of patients who have received a transplanted organ, such as a kidney transplant, require lifelong immunosuppressant medication to prevent rejection of the organ. These drugs increase the patient’s risk of developing skin cancer. Our transplant dermatology clinics provide skin cancer surveillance for high-risk patients, with treatment arranged as needed. See our skin cancer page for further information.
Clinics
Dermatology clinic at Hammersmith Hospital
Address
Dermatology clinic
Outpatients department
Ground floor, desk B
Hammersmith Hospital
Du Cane Road
London W12 0HS
Hours
Clinic hours vary – please check appointment letters for details.
Contact information
Phone: 020 3313 3264
Dermatology clinic at St Mary’s Hospital
Address
Dermatology clinic
Outpatients department
First floor, desk B
St Mary’s Hospital
Praed Street
London W2 1NY
Hours
Clinic hours vary – please check appointment letters for details.
Contact information
Phone: 020 3312 7993
Meet the team
Consultant dermatologists
Further online resources
- BRITISH ASSOCIATION OF DERMATOLOGISTS: INFORMATION ABOUT SKIN CANCER FOR PATIENTS WITH AN ORGAN TRANSPLANT
- DERMNET NZ: SKIN CANCER IN TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS