Dr. Rio Mae Gabriel

MD, DPDS

Dr. Rio Mae Gabriel

MD, DPDS

Dr. Gabriel is a PDS board-certified dermatologist who completed her residency training in Research Institute for Tropical Medicine. She is passionate, patient-centered, and committed to providing holistic skin health and overall wellness. Throughout her career, she has worked in diverse clinical settings - public and private healthcare - gaining invaluable experience in clinical diagnosis and management of various skin diseases.

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Dermatology

In-Person

Online

Dr. Gabriel is a PDS board-certified dermatologist who completed her residency training in Research Institute for Tropical Medicine. She is passionate, patient-centered, and committed to providing holistic skin health and overall wellness. Throughout her career, she has worked in diverse clinical settings - public and private healthcare - gaining invaluable experience in clinical diagnosis and management of various skin diseases.

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Philippine Dermatological Society (PDS)
Clinic Schedules

Choose from 2 available clinics

Online Clinic (Using NowServing app)

Monday to Sunday

07:00 AM - 07:00 PM

By appointment

Fee

P 600 - 750

Fee: P 600 - 750

Remedy Skin Solutions
LG, One Uptown Residence, 9th Ave. cor. 36th St.

Monday to Tuesday, Thursday to Friday, Sunday

09:00 AM - 06:00 PM

(Walk-In and Appointment)

Fee

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Fee: -

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to pay first to get an appointment?

For virtual consultations, a payment must be made prior to the acceptance of your request. Once your payment is confirmed, our office will contact you with further instructions and details about your upcoming consultation.

How do I prepare for my online consultation?

To ensure a smooth and efficient online consultation, please submit the following before your scheduled appointment: 1) Clear, well-lit photos of the affected areas. Include multiple images showing close-up views and different angles. Photos that are dark or unclear may need to be retaken. 2) A complete list of medications and skincare products you are currently using or have previously applied to the affected area. 3) Laboratory requests should also be sent in advance

How to take pictures prior to the teleconsult?

Photo Guidelines for Skin Concerns: 1) Take photos in a well-lit area with natural or bright lighting. 2) Capture multiple images of the affected area, including both close-up and wide shots that show the surrounding skin. 3) If the issue is on your face, please remove any makeup before taking the photos. 4) Ask someone to help photograph hard-to-reach areas, if needed. 5) Use the back camera of your phone (not the front/selfie camera) for higher-quality images.

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Affiliations
Education

University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Medicine & Surgery,

Research Institute for Tropical Medicine,

Certifications

Philippine Dermatologic Society

Philippine Physician Licensure Exam

International Society of Dermatology

Claim your free digital baby book
Track growth, vaccines & milestones.
* For existing patients of Dr. Rio Mae Gabriel
Earliest Available Schedule
Affiliations
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to pay first to get an appointment?

For virtual consultations, a payment must be made prior to the acceptance of your request. Once your payment is confirmed, our office will contact you with further instructions and details about your upcoming consultation.

How do I prepare for my online consultation?

To ensure a smooth and efficient online consultation, please submit the following before your scheduled appointment: 1) Clear, well-lit photos of the affected areas. Include multiple images showing close-up views and different angles. Photos that are dark or unclear may need to be retaken. 2) A complete list of medications and skincare products you are currently using or have previously applied to the affected area. 3) Laboratory requests should also be sent in advance

How to take pictures prior to the teleconsult?

Photo Guidelines for Skin Concerns: 1) Take photos in a well-lit area with natural or bright lighting. 2) Capture multiple images of the affected area, including both close-up and wide shots that show the surrounding skin. 3) If the issue is on your face, please remove any makeup before taking the photos. 4) Ask someone to help photograph hard-to-reach areas, if needed. 5) Use the back camera of your phone (not the front/selfie camera) for higher-quality images.

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