Dermatologist Cracow

A dermatologist in Krakow deals with the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of a wide range of skin, hair and nail diseases. This includes both aesthetic and medical issues. Here are the main areas in which dermatologists specialize:

• Acne and complexion-related problems – treatment of various forms of acne, including adolescent and adult acne, as well as other complexion-related problems such as enlarged pores or acne scars.
• Skin diseases – diagnosing and treating conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, atopic dermatitis, skin infections (bacterial, viral, fungal), as well as less common skin diseases.
• Skin lesions – assessment and treatment of moles, moles, warts, skin cancers (including melanoma) and other skin lesions. In this regard, dermatologists often perform dermatoscopy, which allows for an accurate assessment of skin lesions.
• Hair and scalp diseases – diagnosing and treating problems such as seborrheic dermatitis, alopecia areata, androgenetic alopecia (hair loss) and other disorders related to the hair and scalp.
• Nail diseases – treatment of nail infections, nail growth disorders, changes resulting from systemic diseases.
• Aesthetic medicine – treatments aimed at improving the appearance of the skin, reducing wrinkles, mesotherapy, chemical peels, treatment of hyperhidrosis, as well as the use of fillers and Botox.
• Prevention of skin cancer – regular dermatological check-ups aimed at early detection of skin cancers, educating patients in the field of self-monitoring and protection against the harmful effects of UV rays.
• Skin Care Tips – Individual recommendations for your daily skin care routine, tailored to your skin type and needs, to keep your skin healthy and looking good.

A dermatologist is available in the city of Krakow Prokocim.

You can make an appointment at our clinic by phone, via the registration form on our website, or in person at the clinic reception. We encourage you to contact us to choose a convenient date.

1. Skin changes – If you notice any new changes on your skin, such as moles, spots, bumps, or changes in the color, shape, or size of existing moles, it is worth consulting a dermatologist. Early diagnosis can be crucial in the treatment of many skin conditions, including skin cancer.
2. Acne problems – If you suffer from acne that doesn’t respond to over-the-counter treatments, or if your acne is causing scarring or other skin problems, your dermatologist may be able to suggest more effective treatments.
3. Skin diseases – Diseases such as psoriasis, eczema, fungal or viral infections require a dermatological consultation to determine the appropriate treatment.
4. Hair loss – Hair loss can be caused by a variety of factors, including scalp conditions. A dermatologist can diagnose the cause and suggest treatment.
5. Allergic reactions – If you notice that your skin is reacting to certain products or substances, your dermatologist can run allergy tests and advise you on how to avoid allergens.
6. Nail problems – Infections, growth disorders or other nail problems are also within the specialty of dermatologists.
7. Chronic dry skin or itching – Skin that is constantly dry, flaky, or itchy may require specialized care to prevent further complications.
8. Cosmetic treatments – Many dermatology clinics also offer treatments to improve the appearance of the skin, such as wrinkle removal, laser treatments, or chemical peels. If you are considering such procedures, it is best to consult a dermatologist who can suggest the most appropriate method.