Frequently Asked Questions
How can I book an appointment?
By telephone, at whichever clinic you prefer: Mutual Clinic Braga 253 772 064 · Mutual Clinic Arcozelo 227 537 000 · B.clinic Funchal 291 142 030. You can also use the form on the Where to Find Us page, or speak to the assistant in the corner of the website — it answers questions and helps you book at any time.
Where does Prof. Dr Manuel António Campos hold consultations?
At three clinics: Mutual Clinic Braga — Rua Marcelino Sá Pires, Edifício Muralha, 15 R/C and 3rd floor, 4700-924 Braga Mutual Clinic Arcozelo — Rua Fonte Nova 426, 4410-415 Arcozelo, Vila Nova de Gaia B.clinic Funchal — Praça do Turista 1G, Avenida do Infante, Funchal
Which are the main areas of specialist expertise in dermatology?
General dermatology, dermatological surgery, skin cancer (cutaneous oncology), lasers, psoriasis, aesthetic dermatology and trichology/hair transplantation.
Where are hair transplants and hair treatments carried out?
Hair transplantation is carried out at two clinics: on Tuesdays at Mutual Clinic Arcozelo (227 537 000) and on the remaining days at Mutual Clinic Braga (253 772 064), home to the Centre for Dermatology and Hair Transplantation. Hair treatments — mesotherapy, PRP — are carried out in Braga.
Where are aesthetic treatments (Botox, fillers, etc.) carried out?
Aesthetic dermatology and aesthetic medicine treatments are carried out at the clinics where Prof. Dr Manuel holds consultations — when booking, please mention the treatment you are looking for so that they can confirm the right location for you: Braga 253 772 064 · Arcozelo 227 537 000.
I have a mole that has changed. What should I do?
Changes in the colour, shape or size of a mole, or wounds that do not heal, should be examined by a dermatologist — they cannot be assessed remotely. Please book a screening appointment as soon as possible: Braga 253 772 064 · Arcozelo 227 537 000 · Funchal 291 142 030.
Does Prof. Dr Manuel see children?
Yes. Paediatric dermatology is one of his areas of practice, from newborns through to adolescence.
I have a question outside the clinics' opening hours. What should I do?
The website assistant ('Contact us', in the corner) is available at any time: it answers questions about the services and takes appointment requests, which the clinic then confirms. You can also leave a message using the form on the Where to Find Us page.
Do the website's consultations and articles replace an appointment?
No. The content on the website and the assistant's replies are for information only — diagnosis and the treatment plan are always made during a face-to-face consultation.