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Medical history
The dermatologist asks about symptoms, allergies, medicines, chronic conditions, home care and previous treatment advice.
The doctor assesses skin, hair and nail condition, helps clarify the cause of symptoms and prepares a diagnostic or treatment plan.
See a dermatologist for recurring rashes, itching, redness, scaling, changing moles, hair loss or nail problems.
The doctor clarifies symptoms and their course, examines skin, hair and nails, and recommends tests, treatment or additional investigations when needed.
The doctor clarifies complaints, symptom duration, previous treatment and factors that may affect skin condition.
The dermatologist asks about symptoms, allergies, medicines, chronic conditions, home care and previous treatment advice.
The doctor examines skin, hair and nails, uses a dermatoscope when needed and recommends additional tests.
After the appointment, you receive medical recommendations, treatment instructions, a follow-up plan and clear next steps.
When needed, the doctor works with other EHO Clinic specialists.
An individual treatment plan considering history and contraindications.
Assessment of skin, hair and nail conditions and changes in lesions.
A medical assessment of skin condition without self-treatment or random recommendations.
Acne, dermatitis, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, itching, scaling, hair loss, changes in nails and moles, and skin lesions.
The doctor assesses recurring rashes, itching, inflammation, scaling and other skin changes.
Hair loss, scalp condition and nail changes can be discussed at the consultation.
Changing moles and new lesions need professional examination and dermatoscopy when required.
The doctor assesses recurring rashes, itching, inflammation, scaling and other skin changes.
Hair loss, scalp condition and nail changes can be discussed at the consultation.
Changing moles and new lesions need professional examination and dermatoscopy when required.
After consultation, you understand a possible cause of the complaint, needed tests and the next medical plan.
The doctor assesses complaints, disease course and possible triggers.
You receive recommendations for tests, treatment and home skincare.
The doctor explains follow-up timing and when another appointment is needed.
Write down symptoms, medicines, care products and previous treatment. If possible, bring tests, extracts and photos showing changes over time.
If possible, do not wear heavy makeup on the problem area or cover a rash with cosmetics before examination.
Symptoms, preparation, prescriptions and additional investigations.
Reasons include rashes, itching, redness, acne and post-acne changes, changing moles, hair and scalp problems, nail conditions, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea and dermatitis.
The doctor takes a medical history, examines skin, hair and nails, and reviews existing documents or test results. You receive a plan for tests, treatment and follow-up.
Yes. The dermatologist assesses possible causes, inflammation severity, care and earlier treatment, and may prescribe treatment and follow-up.
Yes. A change in shape, colour, size or border, bleeding or itching is a reason to see a dermatologist. The doctor may perform dermatoscopy and determine next steps.
Yes. Hair loss and scalp conditions are within dermatology. The doctor may examine you, decide on tests or further investigation, and prepare a medical plan.
Yes, EHO Clinic offers both in-person dermatologist appointments and online consultations.
A cosmetologist helps select aesthetic care and procedures; a dermatologist assesses medical causes of skin conditions and prepares a treatment plan.
Yes. When indicated, the doctor may perform dermatoscopic examination of skin lesions to view structures not visible during ordinary inspection.
The price for an appointment or online consultation is in EHO Clinic’s current price list. The administrator confirms format, duration and price at booking.
Yes. Gathering a list of complaints, current care, medicines, test results and photos of periodic flare-ups makes the appointment more useful.
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The doctor assesses symptoms and determines suitable next steps.