Our dermatovenerology clinic provides comprehensive diagnostics, treatment and prevention of skin and venereal diseases. We use medically proven procedures and take an individual approach to each patient.
Dermatology and venereology outpatient clinic services:
- Comprehensive dermatovenerological examination – professional history, clinical examination, treatment proposal
- Diagnosis and treatment of skin diseases – acute and chronic dermatoses (e.g. psoriasis, atopic eczema, seborrhea, acne, urticaria, autoimmune skin diseases)
- Examination and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) – discreetly and professionally (syphilis, chlamydia, HPV, herpes, gonorrhea and others)
- Diagnosis and monitoring of pigmented nevi, skin precancers and skin tumors
- We use a manual dermatoscope and a digital dermatoscopic system with the option of storing and long-term monitoring of lesions.
- assessment of the course using epiluminescence microscopy with a focus on identifying the risk of melanoma

- Diagnosis using Wood's lamp – for evidence of selected bacterial, parasitic and fungal skin infections
- Laboratory screening – we provide sampling and evaluation as needed:
- blood count, biochemical and immunological parameters.
- microbiological examinations (mycological, bacteriological, parasitological, virological, serological)
- Comprehensive care for patients with chronic skin diseases – regular check-ups, treatment adjustments, medical check-ups
- Care of chronic wounds and lower leg ulcers – diagnosis and treatment of wounds in chronic venous insufficiency of the lower extremities
- Diagnosis and monitoring of skin tumors and neoplasms – including the decision on the need for surgical removal and histopathological examination
Our priority is the early detection of serious skin diagnoses, their correct classification and targeted treatment with an emphasis on long-term results and prevention of complications.
We provide patients with care at a high professional level, respecting their needs, privacy, and comfort.
