Illustrative imageGeneral Dermatology
Common skin conditions and skin changes
The spectrum includes atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, eczema and skin infections.
Learn more →Dermatology·Screening·Laser
Dermatological treatments, clearly explained.
The appropriate treatment always depends on the individual findings. The following information provides an overview of the services offered by the practice.
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Practice photoSkin Cancer Screening
Risk profile, dermoscopy and follow-up
Screening aims to detect suspicious skin changes at an early stage.
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Practice photoLaser Medicine
Different systems for different indications
The practice uses alexandrite and neodymium:YAG lasers (Nd:YAG), an ablative erbium:YAG laser (Er:YAG), a picosecond laser as well as vascular lasers.
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Illustrative imageSurgical Dermatology
Removal of selected skin changes
Benign and malignant skin changes may be removed using tissue-sparing procedures, depending on the diagnosis, location and findings.
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Illustrative imageNon-surgical Tumour Therapy
Not every early skin tumour necessarily requires surgery
For certain superficial forms of skin cancer and their precursors – such as actinic keratoses or superficial basal cell carcinomas – non-surgical options may also be considered depending on the diagnosis, for example topical medication or specific light-based therapies.
Learn more →Which treatment is appropriate for your condition?
The choice is made after examination and personal consultation. Current appointment availability can be viewed online.