Expert Skin Care for Cancer Patients, from Anywhere: Supportive Oncodermatology with Tono Health

Discover how Tono Health’s virtual-first supportive oncodermatology clinic helps cancer patients manage skin, hair, and nail side effects—fast, expert care in 32 states, coordinated with your oncology team.
June 11th, 2025·
3 mins
Expert Skin Care for Cancer Patients, from Anywhere: Supportive Oncodermatology with Tono Health

Cancer treatment is powerful—but the side effects on your skin shouldn’t go untreated.
At Tono Health, we’re proud to launch the nation’s first virtual-first supportive oncodermatology clinic, giving patients fast, expert skin care—no matter where they live.

As a board-certified dermatologist, I’ve seen firsthand how cancer therapies can affect the skin, hair, and nails. These reactions aren’t just cosmetic—they’re clinical. And if left unmanaged, they can lead to pain, infections, and even delays in cancer treatment.

That’s why we built Tono’s supportive dermatology program: to keep patients comfortable during treatment and thriving after.

What Is Supportive Oncodermatology?

Supportive oncodermatology is a specialized field that focuses on managing the skin side effects of cancer therapies, including chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy, and targeted treatments like EGFR or BRAF inhibitors.

These powerful therapies can trigger significant skin changes. Without expert dermatologic support, they can disrupt quality of life—and in some cases, interrupt treatment entirely.

Common Skin Conditions We Treat

At Tono Health, we routinely treat cancer-related skin conditions such as:

  • Rashes from chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or targeted drugs
  • Radiation dermatitis (peeling, redness, or burning)
  • Severe dryness, cracking, or itching
  • Hair loss (alopecia) and folliculitis
  • Nail changes or infections
  • Chronic wounds or delayed healing
  • Flares of pre-existing skin conditions like eczema or psoriasis

Our goal is to reduce discomfort, prevent complications, and help you move confidently through your treatment plan.

Why Virtual-First Supportive Dermatology Matters

Historically, supportive dermatology was only available at a handful of large academic hospitals. But what about everyone else?

Tono Health is the first to make this specialized care available virtually, nationwide.

That means no waitlists. No referrals required. And no long drives just to be told to “moisturize and wait.”
Our patients receive expert dermatology care—within 48 hours, from anywhere.

What Makes Tono Different

We’ve designed Tono’s model around what patients and oncology teams need most:

  • First virtual-first supportive oncodermatology clinic in the U.S.
  • Available in 32 states, with rapid expansion underway
  • Appointments within 48 hours
  • Secure virtual care, with local in-person coordination when needed
  • Collaborative communication with your oncology team
  • Insurance accepted
  • Board-certified dermatologists with cancer care expertise

At Tono, we don’t just treat symptoms—we partner in your healing. Our care keeps you comfortable during treatment and better prepared to thrive afterward.

Who Should Consider Supportive Oncodermatology?

You might benefit from seeing a supportive dermatologist at Tono if you:

  • Are starting or currently undergoing chemotherapy, radiation, or immunotherapy
  • Are experiencing a new or worsening skin rash, reaction, or wound
  • Have a pre-existing condition (like eczema, psoriasis, or hidradenitis suppurativa) flaring during treatment
  • Are recovering from surgery or radiation and need wound care
  • Are seeking a second opinion on persistent hair, skin, or nail symptoms

Common cancers where dermatologic side effects are frequent:

  • Breast cancer (especially with taxanes, radiation, or targeted therapies)
  • Lung cancer (especially with EGFR inhibitors)
  • Colorectal and GI cancers (anti-EGFR and VEGF therapies)
  • Head and neck cancers (radiation, chemoradiation)
  • Melanoma and skin cancers (immunotherapy)
  • Leukemia and lymphoma (chemotherapy, bone marrow transplant)
  • Prostate cancer (androgen deprivation therapy and radiation)

You may especially benefit if you are:

  • Starting chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or radiation
  • Experiencing new or worsening skin reactions
  • Taking targeted therapies (e.g., EGFR, BRAF, MEK inhibitors)
  • Recovering from cancer-related surgery or wounds
  • Managing an autoimmune or inflammatory skin condition during treatment

How to Access Care at Tono Health

We make it easy to get expert help when you need it most.

Patients can book directly—no referral required.
Cancer centers and oncology teams can refer patients in under 1 minute.
Available in 32 states
Same-week appointments
Insurance accepted

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We Partner With Your Oncologist—Not Replace Them

Tono’s supportive dermatology care is designed to integrate with your existing cancer team.
We provide documentation, collaborate on prescriptions, and ensure that everything we recommend fits safely into your broader care plan.

Your oncologist leads the fight. We help you stay healthy, strong, and skin-confident through it.

Let’s Help You Thrive—During and After Cancer Treatment

At Tono Health, we believe that no patient should have to endure avoidable discomfort, rashes, or scarring alone.

Whether you’re in the middle of chemotherapy, preparing for radiation, or healing after surgery—we’re here to help you feel better, heal faster, and get back to yourself.

We treat the skin so you can focus on your strength.

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