Dermatology

Dermatology

The Dermatology Medical Service offers specialist visits and skin care treatments.

In particular, the doctors of the Dermatology Medical Service check and treat moles, seborrheic warts, keratoses and sun spots, cysts, skin tumors, wrinkles and capillaries.

Furthermore, in the field of Aesthetic Medicine, the specialists of our Center carry out non-surgical and non-invasive treatments.

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Prioritizing Prevention: Begin with a Dermatological Consultation

The skin is the largest and most exposed organ of our body: it covers and protects the other organs, acts as a thermoregulator and acts as a receptor for stimuli such as pain, pressure, burning, etc.


The dermatological examination is the essential basis for those who want to delve deeper into the health of the skin with the aim of preventing, diagnosing and treating skin diseases.

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Monitoring Mole Changes: When to Schedule a Screening

Skin cells and underlying tissue can sometimes accumulate, forming nevi or moles. While benign in most cases, moles have the potential to degenerate into tumor forms like melanomas. From a preventive standpoint, it's advisable to schedule a mole check every two years, unless your doctor recommends more frequent screenings due to previous pathologies or moles requiring closer observation.

Concerning Skin Conditions to Monitor

○ Anomalies on moles

○ Skin abscesses

○ Skin lesions such as wheals, vesicles and angioedema

○ Skin disorders can often manifest themselves in milder forms such as itching, redness and changes in the appearance of the skin

Prevalent Dermatological Conditions

○ Dermatitis

○ Acne

○ Warts

○ Psoriasis

○ Vitiligo

○ Alopecia

○ Eczema

○ Urticaria

○ Allergy

○ Mycosis

○ Impetigo

○ Sexually transmitted diseases

○ Melanoma, epithelioma and other skin tumors

The dermatological examination is therefore important for various purposes:

○ Diagnose skin diseases early

○ Diagnose and treat inflammatory and infectious dermatoses

○ Carry out dermatological surgery, such as the removal of moles, cysts, warts, fibroids, melanomas

○ Diagnose and treat skin cancers (such as epitheliomas)

○ Carry out periodic checks on melanomas following surgery