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Dr Arucha Ekeowa-Anderson is Consultant Dermatologist at Barts Health NHS Trust based at Whipps Cross University Hospital.
Dr Ekeowa-Anderson treats the broad range of skin disease in adults.
She has sub-specialty expertise in genital dermatology and undertakes skin surgery.
Dr Ekeowa-Anderson consults in private practice at Spire London East Hospital & Nuffield The Holly Hospitals.
Registered provider with all major UK insurance companies and also sees self-funding patients.
Dr Ekeowa-Anderson qualified in medicine from Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospitals Medical School, London.
After achieving membership of the Royal College of Physicians of London in 2000 she trained in Dermatology at Amersham, Oxford, Hammersmith, Royal London & Royal Free Hospitals.
She developed an interest in vulval dermatology and has presented research work in this field nationally and internationally.
Dr Ekeowa-Anderson was the Fellow in Genital Dermatology at Chelsea & Westminster NHS Trust – assessing and treating male and female patients. She was appointed Consultant Dermatologist at Barts Health NHS Trust in 2010 where she treats the full range of skin diseases in adults and performs dermatological surgery.
At Barts Health she leads the Vulval service, working closely with Gynaecologists, Gynaeoncologists, Sexual Health physicians and Women’s health physiotherapists.
Dr Ekeowa-Anderson also oversees dermatology specialist training in the North Thames region, working with NHS England Health Education and Training.
Minor surgical procedures to diagnose and treat conditions affecting the skin.
Targeted surgical treatment to remove cancerous skin lesions safely and effectively.
A sensitive and thorough check of the external genital skin to assess any symptoms or concerns.
Personalised prescribing of oral medications and creams to manage skin conditions.
A simple procedure to remove unwanted or suspicious moles for medical or cosmetic reasons.
Careful examination of moles to check for changes, with removal if clinically necessary.
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We provide clear aftercare instructions to help your wound heal properly, reduce pain and swelling, and prevent complications following surgery.
This is a minor procedure done under local anaesthetic that may cause temporary soreness, requires gentle hygiene and care of the wound for several days, and typically heals individually with results available within about two weeks. Read my free recommendations guide for biopsy care.
