Dermatology Consultation in Czechia

A dermatology consultation at Laserstudio provides a structured 30-minute meeting with MUDr. Bednář to assess a specific skin concern, discuss treatment options, and agree a personalised treatment plan. The consultation covers the patient's motivation and expectations, a clinical assessment of the skin or lesion(s) in question, explanation of relevant treatment approaches and their expected outcomes, and any contraindications or preparation requirements. All injectable and laser procedures at the clinic are preceded by consultation. Follow-up check-up appointments to review treatment progress are provided free of charge. The consultation fee is 300 Kč and may be credited toward any treatment booked on the same visit.

A dermatology consultation with the clinic's dermatologist is the entry point to all of VS Lasera's laser and aesthetic treatments. In the consultation, the doctor assesses your skin, the indication you want addressed — unwanted hair, wrinkles, acne or acne scarring, veins, pigment concerns — and recommends the appropriate device, the realistic number of sessions, and the exact price within the published ranges. Because VS Lasera operates as a medical dermatology practice rather than a cosmetic salon, the consultation also screens for contraindications and skin conditions that need medical attention first. A standalone spot test (also 400 Kč) is available to verify how your skin responds to laser energy before committing to a full hair-removal or resurfacing course.

Comprehensive skin examination by experienced dermatologist.

A physician-led skin examination using a dermatoscope — an illuminated magnification tool that reveals subsurface structures invisible to the naked eye — to assess pigmented lesions (moles, nevi) for early signs of malignancy. At DermaClinique Písek, the examination is performed by MUDr. Kateřina Jůzlová, Ph.D., a board-certified dermatovenerologist who can identify the ABCDE patterns (asymmetry, border, colour, diameter, evolution) that indicate risk and recommend timely intervention. Suitable for adults concerned about changing or suspicious moles, or as an annual skin cancer screening appointment.

A focused, private dermatological consultation for self-paying patients who want a specialist's assessment of a specific skin concern without going through the public health system. At DermaClinique Písek, MUDr. Kateřina Jůzlová, Ph.D. — a board-certified dermatovenerologist with hospital research experience — examines the presenting condition, provides a diagnosis and recommends a treatment plan. Common reasons for this appointment include acne that has not responded to over-the-counter products, rosacea management, seborrhoeic dermatitis, unexplained rashes, contact dermatitis and early-stage skin ageing concerns.

A thorough dermatovenerological consultation with MUDr. Irena Hejcmanová covering diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions across all age groups — from newborns through to older adults. The appointment combines clinical history-taking with direct examination and, where indicated, referral for supplementary laboratory or imaging investigations. Beyond diagnosing inflammatory and infectious skin diseases, the consultation serves as the entry point for the clinic's corrective and aesthetic dermatology services, with a 200 Kč cosmetic consultation fee credited against any procedure taken on the same day.

Confidential screening and treatment for sexually transmitted infections, run by the clinic's dermatovenerologists as part of their venereology specialty. Testing covers HIV, syphilis, chlamydia, mycoplasma and ureaplasma, and gonorrhoea, and no GP referral is needed to attend. At Derma Blansko an HIV test is 600 Kč and a combined HIV-and-syphilis screen is 1,000 Kč, with other infections assessed and priced at the consultation; self-pay testing is cash only.

Follow-up dermatological appointment for ongoing care and treatment assessment.

Follow-up dermatological appointment for treatment progress assessment.

A physician-led preventive dermatology consultation at Klinika preventivní dermatologie in Ostrava, focused on early detection of skin cancer and comprehensive skin-health assessment. The consulting dermatovenereologist reviews your personal and family history for skin-disease risk factors, performs a head-to-toe visual examination and uses a dermoscope to inspect any lesions or moles of concern. You receive a clear explanation of all findings and, where indicated, a referral pathway or treatment plan. At 900 Kč per session, this is the clinical foundation of the clinic's prevention-first philosophy.

Comprehensive skin examination by board-certified dermatologist for children and adults.

A preventive skin-cancer and mole check using both manual dermatoscopy (an epiluminescence magnifier at around 10x) and digital dermatoscopy, where moles are photographed, analysed on screen and archived so changes can be compared objectively between visits. The method helps detect melanoma and other skin cancers, such as basal cell and squamous cell carcinoma, at an early stage. At Derma Blansko the exam is performed by a board-certified dermatovenerologist, is painless and non-invasive, and is suitable for everyone, including children and pregnant women.

A consultation with a board-certified dermatovenerologist covering the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the skin, nails, hair and genitals in both children and adults. At Derma Blansko it serves as the entry point to the clinic — assessing a skin complaint, agreeing a treatment plan, and directing patients to the right procedure such as dermatoscopy, lesion removal or a peel. The examination is covered by Czech public health insurance for insured patients; uninsured and self-pay patients pay a fixed cash rate.

Comprehensive skin examination and diagnosis by specialist dermatologist.

Comprehensive skin examination and treatment planning with dermatologist.

Full diagnostic skin examination by dermatologist including assessment of rashes, infections, lesions, pigmentation disorders.

The dermatology department at Neo Beauty Clinic is led by MUDr. Barbora Jankovičová, a board-certified specialist in dermatovenerology since 2013. The service covers the full spectrum of clinical skin assessment — from mole mapping and suspicious lesion evaluation to the removal of benign skin growths (warts, fibromas, hemangiomas, skin tags) using either surgical excision or plasma pen depending on the type and location. Alopecia areata (patchy hair loss) is also treated within the dermatology service using corticosteroid injections directly into affected scalp areas.

A clinical dermatology review conducted by a specialist physician at Kožní Keclíková, covering skin disease diagnosis, mole assessment, and early skin cancer screening. During the consultation, MUDr. Keclíková or a colleague performs a visual examination and, where indicated, digital dermatoscope imaging — a non-invasive tool that illuminates the deeper layers of pigmented lesions to distinguish benign moles from concerning changes. The dermatoscope used in the clinic is a digital device allowing high-magnification capture and comparison across visits. Patients from five contracted Czech health insurance funds (VZP, ZPMV, OZP, RBP, ČPZP) are seen with full insurance coverage for indicated services; self-pay bookings are accepted from all other insurers.

Comprehensive first-visit skin examination by dermatologist. 30 minutes covered by insurance.

Full body skin examination for mole mapping and skin cancer screening.

Skin examination and consultation with dermatologist.

Paediatric dermatology at RAJSKA Clinic provides specialist skin care for children of all ages including infants, with consultations conducted in a calm, child-friendly manner with parents fully involved in the assessment and treatment planning. Conditions treated include atopic eczema (the most common paediatric skin condition), viral warts and molluscum contagiosum, psoriasis, bacterial and fungal infections (impetigo, tinea), vitiligo, and allergic skin reactions. Preventive mole screening is offered from early childhood. The thirty-minute consultation format allows time for thorough examination and parental education — considerably more than standard paediatric or general practice appointments.

General dermatology consultations at RAJSKA Clinic cover the full spectrum of skin conditions — from inflammatory diseases (eczema, psoriasis, acne, rosacea) to fungal and viral infections, hair loss, nail pathology, and preventive mole screening. The clinic treats adults and children from infancy. Consultations are 30 minutes with a qualified dermatovenereologist, and the fee is partially offset when a procedure is performed the same day. Preventive mole screening uses a handheld dermoscope for thorough lesion evaluation. The practice does not participate in any public health insurance scheme, so every consultation is a private, self-pay appointment.

In-clinic minor surgical procedures to remove benign skin lesions including moles, warts, skin tags, molluscum contagiosum, and dilated superficial blood vessels. The procedure is performed by a dermatovenerologist at Kožní Keclíková using surgical excision, electrocoagulation, or sclerotherapy depending on the nature and location of the lesion. Surgical specimens are sent for histopathological analysis where clinically indicated. For patients covered by contracted Czech health insurers, removal of lesions that meet clinical criteria is performed under insurance. Self-pay options are available for cosmetically motivated removal not covered by insurance — for example, skin tags or superficial vessels causing no symptoms.