Canadians nationwide are experiencing significant delays in accessing dermatologists for medically necessary care. Wait times for appointments, including crucial skin checks and mole removals, are stretching into months. This impacts patients needing diagnosis and treatment for conditions like eczema and psoriasis. The disparity in access has raised concerns, with some suggesting it is easier to book appointments for cosmetic procedures like Botox than for essential medical assessments. This situation highlights a potential strain on the dermatology healthcare system and raises questions about prioritization of services. The delays could have implications for early detection and treatment of skin cancer and other dermatological conditions. Access to timely dermatological care remains a challenge for many Canadians.