Specialist consultations at DAGDERM

Make an appointment if you have the following symptoms

• Chronic pruritus or rash – persistent, recurrent itching, redness, scaling of the skin or blisters
• New or changing moles – moles that grow rapidly, change shape, color, itch or bleed
• Non-healing wounds and ulcers – any skin lesions that do not disappear after a few weeks
• Skin infections – recurrent blisters, boils, erosions or itching in various areas of the body

What conditions do we treat?

• Acne – pimples, blackheads, redness.
• Dry, itchy skin (atopic dermatitis) – tightness, scaling, especially in the bends of elbows or knees.
• Contact irritation and seborrhea – redness, scaly patches on the face or scalp.
• Psoriasis – silvery plaques on the skin, often on elbows, knees or forehead.
• Nail problems – fungal infection, discoloration, brittleness.

Infections and microorganisms

• Fungal infections of the skin and nails (itching, scaling)
• Boils, purulent lesions, bacterial infections
• Herpes, warts, shingles
• Scabies, lice (intense itching, pimples)

Pigmentary and neoplastic lesions

• Vitiligo, discolorations – depigmented or hyperpigmented patches, uneven pigmentation
• Pigmented lesions (moles, nevi) – melanoma risk, dermatoscopy recommended

Make an appointment if you have the following symptoms

• Pain, burning, itching in the urogenital area – especially when urinating or during intercourse.
• Abnormal discharge – change in color, consistency, unpleasant odor.
• Pimples, blisters, ulcers, erosions in the urogenital area.
• Enlarged inguinal lymph nodes – can accompany many sexually transmitted diseases.

What disorders do we treat?

At our clinics, we diagnose and treat sexually transmitted diseases, including:

• Chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis – bacterial infections that require antibiotic therapy.
• Genital herpes (HSV-2) – recurrent blisters and sores.
• HPV and genital warts – wart-like lesions, prevention of cervical cancer.
• Candidiasis, trichomoniasis – fungal and protozoan infections, itching, cottage-cheese-like discharge.
• Parasitic infections – scabies, pubic lice.

Make an appointment if you have the following symptoms

• Drooping eyelids (ptosis), bags under the eyes – limited field of vision, feeling of heaviness
• Facial and gravitational wrinkles (crow’s feet, frown lines, nasolabial folds)
• Loss of facial volume and contour – loss of firmness, sunken cheeks, double chin
• Dilated blood vessels and erythema (spider veins, hemangiomas) – persistent skin redness
• Discoloration and uneven skin tone – sun spots, melasma, post-acne discoloration
• Scars and stretch marks – after acne, injury, pregnancy, or rapid weight changes
• Cellulite and sagging skin – changes on thighs, buttocks, abdomen
• Baldness and thinning hair – excessive hair loss, receding hairline
• Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) – especially in the armpits, hands, feet
• Uneven, tired, or dehydrated skin appearance – dry, dull complexion, blackheads, loss of radiance
• Dark circles under the eyes, bags and swelling – chronic bruising, puffiness
• Excess fat tissue – around the abdomen, thighs, flanks, or chin when diet and exercise do not help

What treatments do we offer?

• Botulinum toxin
• Hyaluronic acid fillers
• Lifting threads
• Vascular lesion removal
• Fat removal
• Blepharoplasty (upper eyelids)
• Needle mesotherapy
• Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) mesotherapy
• Microneedling treatments (micro-needle mesotherapy)
• RF skin revitalization – radiofrequency
• Skin revitalization with fractional CO₂ laser
• Peelings
• Hydrogen purification and oxygen infusion

During the aesthetic medicine consultation, the doctor carefully assesses the patient’s needs, rules out contraindications, and creates an individualized treatment and care plan.

Make an appointment if you have the following symptoms

• Excessive hair loss – when you lose significantly more than 100 hairs every day.
• Thinning hair or receding hairline – visible temple recession, hair loss on top of the head.
• Itching, redness, dandruff – dry or oily dandruff, scalp irritation.
• Excessive oiliness or scalp tension – feeling of tightness, oily scratch marks.

What conditions do we treat?

Our team of doctors diagnoses and provides therapy for the following hair and scalp problems, including:

• Androgenic and telogenic alopecia – genetically determined or related to stress and hormones.
• Alopecia areata – localized, smooth hair loss.
• Seborrheic and atopic dermatitis – oily or dry scales, inflammation.
• Dandruff and tinea versicolor – excessive exfoliation, small or larger flakes.
• Fungal infections of the scalp – inflammatory foci, itching, hair loss.