Dermatologist consultation in Wrocław
A dermatology consultation is an appointment with a dermatologist who examines your skin, hair and nails, makes a diagnosis and sets a treatment plan - from acne and eczema to mole checks. At Luna Clinic in Wrocław consultations are held by Katarzyna Cygan, MD, PhD, a dermatologist and venereologist; we see patients privately, without a referral.
A dermatology consultation is an appointment with a dermatologist who examines your skin, hair and nails, makes a diagnosis and sets a treatment plan - from acne and eczema to mole checks. At Luna Clinic in Wrocław consultations are held by Katarzyna Cygan, MD, PhD, a dermatologist and venereologist; we see patients privately, without a referral.
Indications
A dermatological consultation is a key step in diagnosing and treating a variety of skin conditions such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, fungal infections or allergic skin lesions. During the visit the dermatologist carefully assesses the skin lesions, performs dermatoscopic examinations and selects an individual treatment plan. The goal is the effective elimination of symptoms and an improvement in the patient’s quality of life.
During the consultation the dermatologist assesses pigmented moles and other skin lesions in order to detect possible precancerous or cancerous conditions such as melanoma. A dermatoscopic examination allows a detailed analysis of the lesions and a decision on whether they need to be removed. Early diagnosis is the key to effective treatment.
A dermatological consultation is also indicated for aesthetic problems such as discolouration, wrinkles, post-acne scars or skin laxity. The dermatologist advises on appropriate treatments such as chemical peels, mesotherapy, laser therapy or hyaluronic-acid fillers. The visit makes it possible to select a therapy tailored to the patient’s individual needs.
Patients with scalp problems such as hair loss, seborrhoeic dermatitis or excessively greasy hair can obtain a professional diagnosis and treatment during the consultation. The dermatologist analyses the condition of the scalp and hair, orders appropriate tests and proposes pharmacological therapies or supportive treatments, e.g. scalp mesotherapy.
Skin assessment
A dermatological consultation begins with a detailed interview, during which the doctor gathers information about symptoms, the history of skin diseases, daily care habits and potential factors triggering the problem. This is followed by a skin examination and, if necessary, additional tests such as dermatoscopy, microbiological or laboratory tests, in order to make an accurate diagnosis.
Benefits
A dermatological consultation allows the quick and effective diagnosis of skin problems such as acne, psoriasis, skin allergies or pigmented lesions. Early detection and treatment of dermatological conditions not only improves the skin’s condition but also prevents complications and increases the chances of a full cure. Regular visits to the dermatologist are also crucial in the prevention of skin cancers.
Preparation do wizyty u dermatologa
Before the consultation it is worth preparing a list of the symptoms that concern us, as well as information about the cosmetics, medications and previous skin treatments used. If the problem concerns a specific lesion, it is a good idea to avoid applying make-up or other products on the day of the visit, to make it easier for the doctor to assess it. Preparing this information allows for effective diagnostics and faster implementation of appropriate therapy.
Frequently asked questions
How to prepare for a dermatological consultation?
Come without make-up or creams on the skin lesions, do not remove eruptions yourself and do not sunbathe intensively before the visit. This allows the doctor to assess the skin in its natural state.
What to bring to a dermatologist visit?
A list of medications and supplements taken, the results of previous tests and the names of products used so far. It is also worth noting when the symptoms appeared and what aggravates them.
How long does a dermatology consultation take?
Usually 20-30 minutes. During this time the doctor takes a medical history, examines the skin lesions - with a dermatoscope if needed - and discusses the diagnosis and treatment plan.
Do I need a referral to a dermatologist at Luna Clinic?
No - consultations at our clinic are private, without a referral. You can book an appointment by phone at +48 666 850 666 or through the form on the website.
What does a dermatology consultation include?
A detailed interview, a skin examination, assessment of lesions with a dermatoscope, making a diagnosis and an individual treatment and care plan. If necessary, the doctor orders additional tests or issues a prescription.
Will the doctor check all my moles during the consultation?
Yes - at the patient’s request we perform a full whole-body mole check using a dermatoscope. It is the most effective prevention of melanoma and other skin cancers.
Will I receive a treatment plan straight away?
Yes - after the examination the doctor discusses the diagnosis, prescribes medications and establishes care recommendations. If additional diagnostics are necessary, we refine the plan after receiving the results.
Can a treatment be performed immediately at the consultation?
Minor procedures, such as dermatoscopy or cryodestruction of single lesions, are often carried out during the same visit. Treatments requiring preparation are planned for a separate appointment after qualification.
How often should follow-up visits be repeated?
Depending on the condition - in chronic diseases usually every 4-12 weeks during the period of selecting therapy, a preventive mole check once a year. The check-up schedule is set by the doctor.
Will the dermatologist also help with aesthetic problems?
Yes - after the disease lesions stabilise we propose therapies that improve the skin’s appearance: treatment of scars, capillaries, discolouration or anti-ageing treatments available at Luna Clinic.
With what symptoms is it worth seeing a dermatologist?
Chronic acne, itchy or flaking lesions, recurring erythema, hair loss, nail changes and any mole that enlarges, darkens or bleeds.
Dermatologist consultation in Wrocław: how much does it cost?
A dermatology consultation costs PLN 250; dermatoscopy (mole assessment) costs PLN 300.
Is it covered by the NFZ (Polish public health insurance)?
Luna Clinic sees patients privately and without a referral. A dermatologist appointment under the NFZ (Polish public health insurance) requires a GP referral and takes place in a contracted clinic.
Contraindications
A consultation has no significant contraindications. Any limitations concern selected treatment methods (e.g. laser vs. a tan, isotretinoin vs. pregnancy) - we will discuss them once a diagnosis is established.
How does the procedure go?
The consultation includes an interview, examination and a discussion of therapy options.
Recovery and recommendations
Diagnostic visits require no recovery. For treatments (e.g. laser) you will receive brief recommendations: sun protection, gentle care and avoiding high temperatures for a few days.
Effects - when and for how long?
Result: a treatment plan after the visit.
Katarzyna Cygan, MD, PhD
An experienced dermatologist and venereologist, a graduate of Wrocław Medical University. She diagnoses and treats skin diseases in patients of all ages - from dermatoscopic assessment of moles to laser therapy, microneedling radiofrequency and regenerative therapies with platelet-rich plasma. She combines dermatological and aesthetic knowledge, caring for skin that is healthy, young and natural.
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Book a consultation - an honest conversation about expectations, possibilities and the treatment plan.
Dermatologist consultation: price and consultation
A dermatology consultation costs PLN 250 at Luna Clinic. If the doctor recommends a mole check with a dermatoscope, it costs PLN 300 - see dermatoscopy. The cost of treatment (for example for acne or thread veins) is set individually after diagnosis.
How to book
Call +48 666 850 666 (Monday-Friday, 9:00-17:00) or send the consultation form. All prices: Luna Clinic price list.
Where we are
Luna Clinic, ul. Władysława Syrokomli 46, 51-141 Wrocław, Poland - in the Karłowice area of the Psie Pole district. There is parking for patients by the clinic. Directions and map