Dr. Nagatoshi Ebisawa
Dr. Nagatoshi Ebisawa
I am a licensed and board-certified dermatologist providing professional in-person and online consultations for a wide range of skin, hair, and nail conditions. My practice focuses on accurate diagnosis, clear communication, and evidence-based treatment plans tailored to each patient’s needs. My clinical expertise includes the diagnosis and management of: - Acne (adolescent, adult, hormonal, and cystic) - Eczema, Dermatitis, and Allergic Skin Conditions - Psoriasis and Chronic Inflammatory Skin Diseases - Bacterial, Viral, and Fungal Infections - Pigmentary Disorders (melasma, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, vitiligo) - Hair and Scalp Disorders (hair loss, thinning, alopecia) - Nail Diseases - Sexually Transmitted Skin Conditions - Preventive and Cosmetic Dermatology I take a patient-centered and evidence-based approach, ensuring concerns are addressed thoroughly and explanations are clear and easy to understand. My goal is to provide dermatologic care that is professional, approachable, and accessible, helping patients feel confident and well supported throughout their care.
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Board-certified Dermatologist
9 Years
Venereology
In-Person
Online
Choose from 4 available clinics
Monday to Sunday
08:00 AM - 09:00 PM
Fee: P 500
Monday and Saturday
10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
(Walk-In and Appointment)
Fee: P 700
Wednesday
08:00 AM - 02:00 PM
(By Appointment)
Accepted Health Cards
Maxicare,Fee: -
Thursday
08:00 AM - 05:00 PM
(By Appointment)
Accepted Health Cards
Maxicare,Fee: -
How long does a typical session last?
A typical session lasts around 15 minutes per patient. It can take longer depending on the case and needs of the patient.
Can I message you via the NowServing app?
Yes, you can send me a message through the NowServing app once I already accepted your appointment. You will receive a reply as soon as possible.
Photo Guide for Your Teleconsultation
Please upload clear photos of your skin concerns to the NowServing app before our session. All images are strictly confidential. 1. Lighting: Use bright, natural daylight (e.g., facing a window). Avoid using flash. 2. Prep: Ensure the skin is clean and free of makeup or creams. 3. Angle & Focus: Hold your camera parallel (90 degrees) to the skin. Tap your screen to focus sharply on the lesion. 4. Views to Take: * Medium View: To show the overall affected body area. *Close-Up View: A detailed shot of the specific skin surface. For visual examples, please refer to these medical photography guides: https://info.visualdx.com/l/11412/2020-03-31/6h4hdz https://dermnetnz.org/assets/Uploads/ATA-Teledermatology-poster.pdf
Philippine Dermatological Society
International Society of Dermatology
Philippine Medical Association
Taguig Medical Society
American Academy of Dermatology
University of Santo Tomas - Faculty of Medicine and Surgery, 2016
Research Institute for Tropical Medicine, 2024
Philippine Dermatological Society
