Dermatology

Dermatology

Dermatology The services offered in the Department of Dermatology are: Diagnosis and Treatment of hair and scalp • Scalp biopsy • Dermatoscopy of scalp (superficial skin microscopy) • Analysis of the hair in computerized environment (Trichostrongulus-life) • Diphencyprone immunotherapy: Drug treatment of scalp for the treatment of alopecia areata disease (regional or complete hair loss) • Hair loss treatment with cortisone injections into the scalp Diagnosis and treatment of excessive sweating • Iodine-starch test, to determine the severity of sweating by weighing the paper absorb sweat • Iontophoresis: weak electrical current implementation in the water bath in the treatment of excessive sweating of palms and soles of the feet • Botox: Botulinum toxin injection in the treatment of excessive sweating of underarms and palms Diagnosis, treatment and follow up of skin cancer with nevus and pigmented (brown-black) lesions Dermatoscopic examination (superficial skin microscopy): Detailed examination of nevus and other brown-black lesions by magnification with a special device Digital (computerized dermatoscopy): Detailed examination of nevus and other brown-black lesions by a specific computerized device, follow up by taking photographs, mapping of entire body nevus

Cryotherapy (snow treatment) Treatment of some cancer precursor diseases and some skin cancers and benign skin disorders such as warts, nevus and sunspots by spraying freezing sprays Electro surgery (electrocautery) Treatment of benign skin diseases such as warts, nevus, expansion of capillaries, cancer precursor diseases and some skin cancers by burning with electricity Phototherapy / Narrow band UVB/ PUVA (ultraviolet sunlight treatment) Treatment of many skin diseases such as Psoriasis, vitiligo, wide body itches due to chronic renal failure and skin lymphomas by using ultraviolet lights Allergy tests Skin patch test: Determination of allergenic substances that cause allergic eczema with the contact to skin Auto log serum test: For the diagnosis of unknown etiology chronic urticeria (hives) Tzanck smear Examination of smear samples obtained from any kind of skin lesions under microscope by using specific staining Examination of Demodex folliculorum parasite by counting in face Determination of the number of the parasite that proliferates excessively in facial skin and lead redness and puffiness Cosmetic Dermatology Chemical peeling procedure for the treatment of acne traces and wrinkles (face, hands, décolleté region Injection of filling materials (hyaluronic acid) for the treatment of wrinkles Botulinium toxin injection (Botox) for the treatment of wrinkles

Dermatology

Why Does Psoriasis Keep Coming Back? Understanding Common Triggers

Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory skin disease that causes areas of the skin to become dry, thickened, red and covered...

Under-Eye Fillers vs. Skin Rejuvenation: What’s the Difference?

Under-eye skin rejuvenation is a personalized approach to improving the appearance of the delicate skin around the eyes....

Cellulite Treatments: Which Option Is Right for Your Skin?

Cellulite is a very common skin appearance characterized by dimpling or an uneven, “orange-peel” texture. It most often ...

How Are Warts and Skin Tags Safely Removed by Dermatologists?

Warts and skin tags are common skin growths that are usually benign, but they can sometimes cause discomfort, irritation...

Hair & Scalp Health: 7 Signs Your Hair Loss May Need Medical Attention

Hair and scalp dermatology focuses on diagnosing and treating conditions that affect the hair, scalp and hair follicles....

Jawline, Cheeks, or Chin? Choosing the Right Non-Surgical Contouring Treatment

Non-surgical facial contouring is a group of aesthetic treatments designed to improve facial definition and proportions ...

Stretch Mark Treatments: Can Stretch Marks Really Be Reduced?

Stretch marks, medically known as striae, are a common type of skin change that occurs when the skin stretches or change...

Eczema Treatment: When Should You See a Dermatologist?

Eczema, particularly atopic dermatitis, is a common inflammatory skin condition that can cause dry, itchy, sensitive and...

Hair Transplantation : How Many Grafts Do You Really Need?

Hair transplantation is a surgical hair restoration procedure that moves hair follicles from a donor area, usually the b...

Which Chemical Peel Is Right for You? Superficial vs. Medium-Depth Peels

Chemical peels and medical facials are non-surgical skin treatments designed to improve the quality, texture and overall...

Can Laser Resurfacing Reduce Fine Lines, Pores, and Acne Scars?

Fractional laser skin resurfacing is an aesthetic treatment that uses laser energy to create controlled areas of microsc...

Acne Scar Revision: How Long Does It Take to See a Noticeable Improvement?

Acne scar revision is a customized approach to improving the appearance of scars left behind by acne....

Dermal Fillers: What Happens to Your Face as the Treatment Takes Effect?

Dermal fillers and biostimulators are minimally invasive injectable treatments used to restore volume, enhance facial co...

Botox for Facial Lines: How Does It Create a Smoother, More Natural Look?

Cosmetic injectables are minimally invasive treatments used to improve facial appearance, soften wrinkles, enhance facia...

Gold Needle Treatment: Can It Improve Skin Texture, Hydration, and Radiance?

Golden Injection, also referred to in aesthetic medicine as Gold Needle or Micro-Infusion Therapy, is a minimally invasi...

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Gastroenterology

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