Dermatovenereology
Dermatovenereology focuses on diseases of the skin, hair, and nails, as well as moles, skin lesions, sexually transmitted infections, and diabetes-related foot problems.
When should you see a dermatologist or podiatry nurse?
Contact us if you have:
- A skin rash, itching, irritation, acne, or allergic skin reaction.
- Noticed changes in a mole or the appearance of new skin lesions.
- Dry or cracked heels, corns, or plantar warts.
- Suspected fungal nail infection, an ingrown toenail, or thickened nails.
- Diabetic foot problems or wounds requiring treatment and care.
- Patients are accepted for foot care, cryotherapy and wound care services with a doctor’s referral.
This service is covered by the Estonian Health Insurance Fund
Dermatologist appointment
Treatment of skin, hair, nail, mole, skin lesion and sexually transmitted diseases.
A dermatologist (dermatovenerologist) specializes in diseases of the skin, hair, and nails, as well as the examination of skin lesions and moles. This helps in the early detection of changes, including melanoma.
When should you see a dermatologist?
You should contact us if you:
- have noticed a changing mole or a new skin lesion;
- wish to have a skin lesion removed;
- experience rashes, itching, or inflammatory skin changes;
- need treatment for acne, eczema, or psoriasis;
- are concerned about hair loss or nail fungus;
- suspect a sexually transmitted infection or wish to have preventive screening.
Follow-up dermatologist consultation
A follow-up dermatologist consultation to monitor a previously identified skin condition or ongoing treatment. The doctor evaluates progress, adjusts the treatment plan if necessary, and provides further recommendations.
Dermoscopy or mole examination
Dermoscopy is an examination performed by a dermatologist to assess moles and other skin changes using a special magnifying device.
Dermoscopy is an examination performed by a dermatologist to assess moles and other skin changes using a special magnifying device. This examination helps detect changes that may not be visible to the naked eye.
When should a mole be checked? — The ABCDE Rule
Dermatologists and surgeons use the ABCDE rule to assess changes in moles:
- A — Asymmetry – one half of the mole does not match the other half.
- B — Borders – the edges are irregular, jagged or blurred.
- C — Color – the color is uneven, with a mixture of brown, black, red or white shades.
- D — Diameter – the lesion is larger than 6 mm.
- E — Evolution – the mole has changed over time: it has grown, changed shape, started bleeding or become itchy.
If you notice any of these changes, consult a doctor as soon as possible.
Foot care, nail treatment, medical pedicure
Ingrown and psoriatic nail care, plantar wart and corn removal, nail braces, passive correction clips, cracked heel treatment, and diabetic foot care.
Corn removal
Treatment of cracked heels
Custom orthotic fabrication
Grinding of damaged nails
Nail brace / Orthonyxia brace
Installation of a passive bracket including materials
Grinding of psoriatic nails
Medical pedicure 60 min
Treatment of an ingrown toenail
Grinding of a plantar wart
Cryotherapy, or cold therapy
Cryotherapy for warts, molluscum contagiosum, corns, and other skin lesions.
Paediatric cryotherapy
Cryotherapy, or cold treatment, is a quick and effective procedure that uses liquid nitrogen to remove corns, warts, molluscum contagiosum and other benign skin lesions.
Cryotherapy (10–20 lesions)
Cryotherapy (4–10 lesions)
Cryotherapy (1-3 lesions)
Cryotherapy, or cold treatment, is a quick procedure that uses liquid nitrogen to remove warts, corns and other benign skin lesions. The procedure can be performed on the feet as well as on other areas of the body.
Cryotherapy, or cold therapy, is an effective and quick procedure in which corns, warts and other benign skin lesions are removed using liquid nitrogen.
Cryotherapy is suitable for the legs as well as other areas of the body.
When is cryotherapy recommended?
Please contact us if:
- the skin lesion is painful, interferes with everyday activities or is large;
- the surface of the skin lesion has changed, or it bleeds or itches;
- you would like to remove a cosmetically bothersome skin lesion from your foot;
- you have molluscum contagiosum;
- you have been referred by a doctor.
What should you know about cryotherapy?
The procedure is suitable for both children and adults.
The procedure takes only a few minutes and, depending on the treatment area, is performed with or without local anaesthesia.
Temporary redness or a blister may occur after the procedure and usually heals within a few days.
Wound care
Medical pedicure
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