Our skin is a complex organ that performs a wide range of functions, and its operation is irreplaceable in many respects.

Skin problems can represent not only aesthetic issues but also health concerns.

Our skin is a reflection of the body's overall condition, showing even the slightest imbalance. Our skin can often alert us to various internal organ diseases, deficiencies, internal inflammation, and even tumors, as some dermatological changes are related to internal processes (allergy, intolerance, inflammatory foci, hormonal imbalances, enzyme disorders) and abnormalities in other organs. Therefore, we place great emphasis on thorough examination and detailed investigation of the causes of symptoms.

Some skin diseases may remain unnoticed for a long time because they do not cause discomfort and are often located in hard-to-detect areas

For this reason, we consider regular screening examinations, such as mole screening, to be important!

When is it advisable to consult a dermatologist, and what symptoms should prompt this?

• the color, shape, or size of the mole changes
• with pigmentation disorders (hypopigmentation, liver spots, age spots, freckles)
• blisters and rashes of unknown origin appear on the skin's surface
• an allergic skin reaction or hives occurs
• burning, itchy blisters and sores appear as a result of bacterial, viral, or fungal infections
• Blisters and rashes appear after an insect bite, and the area around the bite remains persistently inflamed
• in the presence of skin lesions (e.g., fibromas appearing in skin folds or on the neck)
• n cases of persistent hair loss or baldness
• for the effective treatment of dandruff
• for nail problems (nail fungus, ingrown toenail)
• for the professional treatment of acne-prone skin
• cold sores, wound