General Dermatology

Dermatology or trichology consultation with infiltrative treatment

Infiltrative treatment of selected dermatological conditions with targeted intralesional corticosteroid therapy (for example keloids, hypertrophic scars, granulomatous disorders, inflammatory nail diseases, alopecia areata and other inflammatory scalp disorders), performed after specialist assessment.

Dermatology consultation with cryotherapy or electrosurgical ablation

Evaluation and treatment of benign, premalignant and selected superficial skin lesions by cryotherapy or electrosurgical ablation (for example body or genital warts, seborrhoeic keratoses, actinic keratoses, fibromas, angiomas, superficial basal cell carcinomas).

Full body skin examination with dermoscopy

Examination of the whole skin, including all moles and pigmented lesions, with dermoscopy (magnified skin analysis). Recommended for routine skin checks and early detection of suspicious lesions. It includes a clinical evaluation and dermoscopic assessment of selected lesions.

Plus single-lesion imaging follow-up

Total body digital mole mapping with AI-assisted analysis

Total body skin imaging combined with digital mole mapping and AI-assisted analysis of skin lesions. The whole skin is documented photographically so that moles can be monitored over time and subtle changes detected. Recommended in particular for patients with many or atypical moles, a personal or family history of skin cancer, or who need regular follow-up.

Not fully covered by the CNS.

Trichology consultation

Specialist evaluation, diagnosis and management of hair and scalp disorders — including hair loss, inflammatory scalp conditions and hair shaft abnormalities — with personalised diagnostic and treatment planning.

Trichology consultation with trichoscopy and digital scalp analysis

A trichology assessment with trichoscopy and digital scalp analysis, to evaluate hair density, follicles and scalp health, for diagnosis, treatment planning and monitoring of hair and scalp disorders and of treatment response over time.

Not fully covered by the CNS.