Dermatology Consultation in Ostrava

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.

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.

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.