Dermatology

Our English-speaking, professional dermatologists diagnose and treat conditions of the skin, hair, nails, and sweat/oil glands. They diagnose and treat acne, eczema, hives, infections or rashes, keloids, psoriasis, shingles, skin cancer, STDs, warts and much more. Furthermore provide aesthetic treatments.

Dermatology’s clinical methods are linked to histology, bacteriology, virology, mycology, and serology, as well as to allergology through the treatment of allergic symptoms.

Traditionally, within the broader framework of dermatology, venereology has focused on sexually transmitted diseases and infections. The explanation is that the first symptoms of these diseases can be observed on the skin and mucous membranes.

When to see a dermatologist?

While some skin conditions are more recognizable than others, it can be difficult to discern common reactions from more serious symptoms. In these types of situations, early detection and proper monitoring can be important—and potentially lifesaving.

Consider seeing a dermatologist for the following symptoms:

Advanced acne
Blistering sunburn
Cold sores
Evolving mole (size, shape, color)
Excessive sweating
Hair loss
Itchy skin
Itchy, red scalp
New skin growths
Persistent blisters
Raised bumps
Skin discoloration
Skin rashes
Warts

Online video dermatology consultations via Telemedicine

You can consult with our dermatologist online from the comfort of your home or anywhere else with a high-quality camera.

Telemedicine is suitable for the following dermatologic issues:

For follow-up, if your treatment was initiated before
Acne vulgaris, for initial assessment and follow-up
Rosacea / perioral dermatitis
Seborrheic dermatitis
Atopic dermatitis/eczema, especially follow-up
Contact dermatitis
Psoriasis assessment and treatment monitoring
Urticaria
Melasma and other common pigmentary concerns
Uncomplicated superficial fungal infections when morphology is typical
Pityriasis rosea
Mild folliculitis
Herpes simplex/herpes zoster when presentation is typical, and image quality is adequate
Alopecia areata and androgenetic alopecia, particularly follow-up
Telogen effluvium / diffuse hair loss, including history, photographs, and laboratory planning
Hyperhidrosis, assessment and treatment discussion
Stable chronic conditions requiring medication review or follow-up

Before your first online consultation with our dermatologist, share your symptoms or the issue you would like to discuss, along with a high-resolution photo of the symptoms, to support diagnosis and treatment.