Dermatologist-oncologist consultation (doctor of medical sciences)
A consultation with a dermatologic oncologist (Doctor of Medical Sciences) provides a comprehensive assessment of the skin, hair, and nails, as well as the diagnosis and monitoring of dermatological conditions, including skin lesions with oncological potential. The consultation helps establish an accurate diagnosis and develop an individualized plan for further investigations, treatment, and follow-up.
Indications
- New moles or changes in existing moles
- Pigmented lesions or suspicious skin growths
- Acne, rosacea, dermatitis, eczema, and other skin conditions
- Skin rashes, itching, or inflammation
- Hair loss and scalp disorders
- Nail abnormalities
- Preventive skin cancer screening and routine dermatological examination
Procedure
The consultation includes medical history taking, a clinical examination of the skin, hair, and nails, assessment of skin lesions, and, when necessary, recommendations for additional investigations (dermoscopy, digital skin mapping with FotoFinder, biopsy), as well as the development of an individualized treatment and follow-up plan.
Advantages
- Consultation provided by a Doctor of Medical Sciences
- Comprehensive approach to diagnosing skin conditions
- Early detection of lesions with oncological potential
- Personalized recommendations for treatment and follow-up
- Access to advanced dermoscopic examinations within the same clinic
Preparation:
No special preparation is required.
It is recommended to attend the consultation with clean skin, free of makeup, creams, or other cosmetic products on the area to be examined.