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Dermatology in Germany

The dermatology clinics recommended by msp group germany are the largest and most respected medical institutions in their field. The technical infrastructure and laboratories of these centres allow them to provide patients with medical care of the highest quality. They also have outpatient departments where highly qualified specialists see patients with skin cancer, atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, acne and post-acne and hair growth problems, as well as in aesthetic and paediatric dermatology. Our partner clinics offer their patients a range of physical therapies: the latest radiotherapy and laser therapy techniques using innovative equipment, and a broad spectrum of light therapy methods. The allergy centres have the full range of state-of-the-art diagnostics and treatment for skin allergies.

Skin cancer

The dermatologists recommended by msp group germany have at their disposal a variety of methods for treating all types of benign and malignant skin tumours: surgical removal, X-ray therapy of the skin, photodynamic, laser, immuno- and chemotherapy, experimental methods within clinical trials, interdisciplinary consultations on tumour treatment, follow-up care after treatment, and early detection and prevention of skin cancer using computer-assisted microscopy, so-calledTotal Body Imaging.
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Dermatological surgery

For naevi, basal cell carcinomas, senile keratoses and histiocytofibromas, the optimal treatment is most often surgical: once the benign or malignant lesion has been removed and tissue samples taken for diagnosis, the post-operative scars are corrected by reconstructive plastic surgery. The scope of dermatological surgery includes electrosurgery, laser surgery, cryosurgery and phlebosurgery, skin grafting using various microsurgical techniques, and sentinel lymph node removal.

Aesthetic dermatology and laser medicine

  • laser removal of pigment spots and freckles;
  • laser tattoo removal;
  • laser therapy of vascular lesions (spider veins/thread veins, haemangiomas, telangiectasias, vascular naevi);
  • laser hair removal;
  • photoepilation using an IPL flash lamp;
  • laser correction of stretch marks and scars;
  • laser skin resurfacing / laser peeling to correct wrinkles and sun-damaged skin;
  • chemical peeling / fruit acid peeling for problem skin, wrinkles and pigment spots;
  • removal of harmless but cosmetically bothersome age warts and skin growths;
  • correction of expression lines with botulinum toxin A injections;
  • smoothing of wrinkles and restoration of soft tissue volume in the face and body with dermal filler injections.

Chronic wounds

Chronic wounds are treated with vacuum therapy and by mechanical, biochemical and biological methods of wound cleansing.

Autoimmune, HIV-associated and sexually transmitted diseases

Treatment of the conditions listed above requires comprehensive interdisciplinary diagnostics and specialised highly active antiretroviral drug therapy; many patients are enrolled in clinical trial programmes testing new pharmaceuticals.

I. Dermatoimmunology

  • direct immunofluorescence to detect tissue-bound immunoglobulins and complement components;
  • indirect immunofluorescence and enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) to detect circulating autoantibodies;
  • detection of cytokines in blood serum.

II. Allergology

  • skin tests;
  • epicutaneous patch tests for atopic dermatitis;
  • scratch skin tests (prick test) and intradermal tests;
  • autologous serum skin tests (ASST);
  • modern methods of testing allergic reactions, including lung function testing, rhinomanometry and laboratory tests;
  • component-resolved allergy diagnostics (ISAC tests): identification of allergens at the molecular level.

III. Infectious skin diseases and sexually transmitted infections

  • direct (native) preparation diagnostics: methylene blue staining and Gram staining to detect gonococci;
  • dark-field microscopy and the fluorescent antibody test to detect syphilis;
  • the Tzanck test to detect herpes;
  • potassium hydroxide testing to detect pseudomycelial filaments or budding fungal cells;
  • detection of house dust mites;
  • detection of filamentous and yeast fungi and chlamydia,
  • molecular biology: herpes viruses, Chlamydia trachomatis, human T-lymphotropic virus 1 (HTLV-1).

IV. Other conditions

  • diagnosis of rare diseases;
  • diagnosis of skin tumours (melanoma, sarcoma and other skin cancers);
  • dermatohistopathology in laboratories certified to the international ISO 9001:2008 standard;
  • digital processing of histology slides with Scan Scope, which makes it possible to involve specialists from all over the world for additional expert consultations.

I. Dermatoimmunology

  • treatment of autoimmune rashes, including severe forms of autoimmune bullous dermatosis; treatment of hereditary and autoimmune diffuse connective tissue diseases (collagenoses), including scleroderma and dermatomyositis;
  • treatment of vasculitis;
  • treatment of severe forms of inflammatory skin disease (psoriasis, pyoderma gangrenosum, granulomatous dermatosis);
  • treatment of mastocytosis;
  • treatment of the most severe systemic autoimmune diseases (polymyositis, systemic lupus erythematosus, etc.);
  • treatment of viral acanthoma;
  • treatment of skin neoplasms, including melanomas and lymphomas (malignant melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, lymphoma);
  • prevention of skin cancer;
  • treatment of cutaneous manifestations of graft-versus-host disease.

 II. Allergology

  • rapid hyposensitisation;
  • allergen-specific immunotherapy (ASIT) - inpatient and outpatient;
  • treatment of severe, life-threatening drug intolerance reactions;
  • treatment of severe forms of atopic dermatitis (also known as diffuse eczema or neurodermatitis);
  • treatment of chronic urticaria and chronic angioedema.

III. Infectious skin diseases and sexually transmitted infections, including HIV

  • treatment of severe forms of bacterial infection of the skin and soft tissues (bullous necrotising erysipelas, cellulitis, carbuncles);
  • treatment of viral skin diseases (eczema herpeticum, shingles (also known as herpes zoster), chickenpox in adults,
  • highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) for HIV-positive patients, as well as treatment of opportunistic and concomitant diseases);
  • treatment of deep or systemic mycoses (fungal skin diseases);
  • treatment of gonococcal sepsis and neurosyphilis.

IV. Other conditions

  • treatment of ulcers that respond poorly to therapy;
  • treatment of chronic wounds;
  • treatment of venous diseases of the lower limbs;
  • dermatological proctology;
  • treatment of hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating);
  • balneophototherapy for skin diseases;
  • treatment of hair and scalp disorders;
  • photodiagnostics and photodynamic therapy for various inflammatory and malignant skin diseases;
  • dermatological surgery, including vascular surgery.

As well as aesthetic dermatology:

  • treatment of acne, vitiligo, hyperhidrosis, etc.;
  • laser treatment of haemangiomas, angiomas, telangiectasias, keratoses, etc.;
  • treatment of age-related skin changes with botulinum toxin and hyaluronic acid preparations;
  • use of the YAG laser to treat benign pigment spots, age warts, scars and precursor stages of certain forms of skin cancer, as well as to remove wrinkles;
  • use of the carbon dioxide laser to remove wrinkles and smooth the skin;
  • use of the Aurora laser to remove fine capillaries, thread veins and couperose;
  • use of the krypton laser to remove haemangiomas, minor varicose veins, thread veins and angiomas;
  • use of IPL combined with radiofrequency to remove unwanted hair on the face, underarms, back, legs and bikini area;
  • laser correction of scars;
  • microdermabrasion;
  • mesotherapy;
  • radiofrequency skin rejuvenation;
  • cold laser peeling of the face and décolletage;
  • FT deep laser facial rejuvenation;
  • laser remodelling of the face and décolletage area;
  • removal of fat deposits by injection;
  • hyaluronic acid filler injections for contouring the face, the nasolabial folds and the cheekbones.

Paediatric dermatology

RECOMMENDED SPECIALISTS

Laser and oncological dermatology, allergology Professor Daniela Höller Obrigkeit

Laser and oncological dermatology, allergology Professor Daniela Höller Obrigkeit

Aachen

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Laser and oncological dermatology and allergology Professor Dr. med. Jens M. Baron

Laser and oncological dermatology and allergology Professor Dr. med. Jens M. Baron

Aachen

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