Fungal skin diseases are fungal infections affecting the skin, scalp and nails. They manifest with symptoms such as redness, itching, scaling and circular lesions on the skin. The doctor determines the type of disease and, if necessary, prescribes microscopic or culture examinations and prepares an external or internal antifungal treatment plan.

Excessive activity of the sebaceous glands and clogged pores cause oiliness, blackheads, bumps and inflammatory rashes on the skin. Although these diseases are more common during adolescence, they can also occur in adults. The doctor assesses the skin type and severity of the disease and prepares an individual treatment and skincare plan.

Allergic skin diseases occur as a result of the skin’s reaction to allergens or irritating substances. They are accompanied by itching, redness, rash, dryness and swelling. The doctor investigates the cause, identifies triggering factors and provides treatment to reduce symptoms along with preventive recommendations.

Psoriasis is a chronic, non-contagious inflammatory disease of the skin. Red, thick plaques covered with silvery scales develop on the skin, most commonly on the elbows, knees and scalp. The doctor assesses the form and extent of the disease and prepares a treatment plan that controls symptoms and reduces recurrences.

Skin lesions include moles, warts, papillomas, cysts and other benign or suspicious growths. Lesions that change in size, color or shape must be examined by a doctor. The doctor evaluates the lesion using dermatoscopy and, if necessary, decides on its removal or further examination.

Hair diseases include hair loss, scalp itching, scaling (dandruff), seborrhea and patchy baldness. The cause may be hormonal disorders, vitamin deficiency, stress, infections or skin diseases. The doctor identifies the cause and, if necessary, prescribes examinations and prepares a treatment plan aimed at restoring the hair.

Nail diseases manifest as changes in the color, thickness and shape of the nail, breakage, splitting or inflammation of the surrounding tissue. The most common cause is a fungal infection, but other skin diseases and injuries may also be responsible. The doctor examines the nail and, if necessary, orders laboratory analysis and prepares a treatment plan.

Hyperhidrosis is excessive sweating of certain parts of the body (palms, soles, armpits, face) due to overactivity of the sweat glands. It can affect quality of daily life and may sometimes be a symptom of other diseases. The doctor investigates the cause and selects the appropriate treatment method.

Botox is a procedure that reduces expression lines by injecting small doses of botulinum toxin into the muscles. It is mostly used to correct wrinkles on the forehead, between the eyebrows and around the eyes. The result usually begins to become noticeable within a few days and lasts for several months. The doctor assesses the structure of the face and individually determines the dose and injection points.

In a filler procedure, a hyaluronic acid-based product is injected under the skin to restore lost volume. This method is used to correct the lips, cheeks, chin and nasolabial folds. The result is immediately visible and lasts for a long time. The doctor prepares a plan that creates a natural appearance in accordance with the proportions of the face.

Mesotherapy involves injecting cocktails containing active substances such as vitamins, amino acids and hyaluronic acid into the superficial layers of the skin or scalp. When applied to the face, it moisturizes the skin and improves its tone and radiance. For hair, it reduces hair loss and strengthens the hair roots. The number of procedures and composition are selected according to the condition of the skin or hair.

Biorevitalization is a procedure that moisturizes and rejuvenates the skin by injecting hyaluronic acid into its deeper layers. It increases skin elasticity and reduces dryness and fine lines. It is mainly recommended to prevent age-related changes in the skin and improve its appearance. The number of sessions is determined by the doctor according to the condition of the skin.

In the PRP procedure, platelet-rich plasma is separated from the patient’s own blood and injected into the skin or scalp. Growth factors in the plasma stimulate tissue regeneration, collagen production and the strengthening of hair roots. The procedure is used for skin rejuvenation and the treatment of hair loss. Since it is prepared from the patient’s own blood, the risk of an allergic reaction is very low.

Peeling is a procedure that cleanses and renews the upper layer of the skin using chemical acids to remove dead cells. It evens out skin tone, cleanses pores, and reduces acne scars and fine lines. The type and depth of the peel are selected according to the skin type and the nature of the problem. It is important to protect the skin from the sun after the procedure.

Pigmentation treatment is aimed at eliminating skin pigmentation disorders (sun spots, freckles, melasma, acne scars). The doctor determines the cause of the spot and selects an appropriate method such as peeling, laser or special creams. The use of sun protection products during and after treatment is essential.