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A dermatology consultation is an opportunity to get a professional assessment of your skin, hair and nails. During the consultation, the doctor assesses your complaints, makes a diagnosis and recommends the most appropriate treatment or care. It is an opportunity to detect and prevent skin problems at an early stage and to receive personalised skin care advice.
We will contact you shortly to clarify the procedure and time of your visit.
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Prepare information about your complaint (when it started, how it developed).
Write down the medicines and cosmetics you use.
If possible, do not cover your skin with make-up or medicated ointments beforehand so that the doctor can assess the condition of your skin more accurately.
Visually examine your skin, hair and nails,
If necessary, a dermatoscopy (examination of moles and other growths) is performed,
Samples can be taken for analysis, such as a fungal smear,
Make recommendations for treatment or prevention,
The frequency of consultations is individual and depends on your health condition. Your doctor will determine how often you need to see your dermatologist again and when to schedule your next visit.
A consultation usually lasts 20-40 minutes, depending on the complexity of the problem and the tests required.
It is advisable not to cover your skin with make-up or medicated ointments, and to take with you information on any medication you have taken or any test results.
In most cases, the diagnosis is made immediately. However, if additional tests are needed (e.g. fungal smear or biopsy), the final result will be known after they have been carried out.
The frequency of consultations is individual. The doctor assesses the situation and recommends when the next visit is needed. As a preventive measure, it is recommended to check your skin at least once a year.
Yes, you do not need a referral from your GP.
