Teledermatology is a newly growing service delivering dermatologic care, covering the entire field of dermatology, ranging from initial diagnosis to treatment and management. Teledermatology involves the use of medical photography to examine the skin of a patient together with the relevant history to diagnose dermatological conditions. Images are sent electronically to the dermatologist and in most cases receive a response within 48 hours. GP practices have started making diagnostic agreements with GP’s with a special interest in Dermatology. Teledermatology gives the opportunity for the majority of patients to be treated by their own GP/Primary care, following a suitable management plan suggested by the GP with a special interest in Dermatology, but without having to attend hospital. By reducing the number of dermatology referrals to secondary care, Teledermatology can also help address the demand for dermatology care in hospitals. Teledermatology has shown to optimize resourses, provide quick and efficient care as well as reducing the number of referrals to secondary care. It is a service that should be achieved by all primary care physicians. Teledermatology has the potential to permanently change the way that doctors manage their workflow and provide patient care.