Other treatments

Skin tests and labo­ra­to­ry ana­ly­sis enable us to ascer­tain the main all­er­gic pro­blems, name­ly hives (urti­ca­ria), der­ma­ti­tis, diges­ti­ve pro­blems and ana­phy­la­xis. The aim of our the­ra­py is to eit­her stop the all­er­gic reac­tion or at least reli­e­ve the symptoms. 

Nail fun­gus is one of the most com­mon infec­tions. It slow­ly des­troys the nail pla­te and leads to the dis­co­lo­ra­ti­on and defor­ma­ti­on of the nails as well as inflamm­a­ti­on of the nail bed. Nail fun­gus can­not heal on its own. For­t­u­na­te­ly, not every nail dis­or­der is nail fungus. 

Our abla­ti­ve laser enables benign but dis­fi­gu­ring skin chan­ges to be gent­ly remo­ved. Thanks to the pre­cise abla­ti­on of tis­sue in fine lay­ers, laser tre­at­ment lea­ves no or mere­ly very dis­creet traces, resul­ting in skin with an even, flaw­less appearance. 

A corn (cla­vus) is a pain­ful area of thi­c­ke­ned skin cau­sed by per­ma­nent pres­su­re or fric­tion. A coni­cal core exten­ding deep into the skin can cau­se seve­re pain and make wal­king, sports or dancing uncomfortable. 

The skin is often affec­ted by auto­im­mu­ni­ty and may be atta­cked by auto­im­mu­ne dise­a­ses. Examp­les include lupus ery­the­ma­to­sus, pso­ria­sis, der­mato­myo­si­tis, lichen scle­ro­sus, sar­co­i­do­sis, blis­te­ring skin dise­a­ses, vas­cu­li­tis, and vitili­go, and alo­pe­cia area­ta (patches of hair loss). 

Sexu­al­ly trans­mit­ted infec­tions (STIs) are main­ly trans­mit­ted during sexu­al inter­cour­se. They include gonor­rhoea, syphi­lis and con­dy­lo­mas (geni­tal warts), and also HIV infections. 

Thanks to cut­ting-edge laser tech­no­lo­gy, we can effec­tively tre­at wrink­les and sag­ging skin at our cli­nic in Zurich – wit­hout sur­gery and with mini­mal downtime. 

Fine lines, sun dama­ge, deep wrink­les, and sag­ging skin can signi­fi­cant­ly affect well-being and self-confidence. 

Under­arm hair can be a bur­den and a real chall­enge. Many peo­p­le shave every day, often resul­ting in itchy razor bumps, red­ness, and gene­ral­ly irri­ta­ted skin. 

Unwan­ted facial hair can affect self-con­fi­dence. Tra­di­tio­nal methods often pro­vi­de only tem­po­ra­ry results and can be painful. 

PRP stands for Plate­let-Rich Plas­ma and is high­ly con­cen­tra­ted with growth fac­tors that can sti­mu­la­te the hair fol­lic­les and effec­tively pro­mo­te hair growth. 

Thin hair and patchy spots are issues that affect many peo­p­le and can nega­tively impact qua­li­ty of life. 

The­re are seve­ral pos­si­ble cau­ses of hair loss, such as nut­ri­ent defi­ci­en­cy, hor­mo­nes, exter­nal fac­tors or an under­ly­ing illness. 

Exces­si­ve swea­ting in the under­arm area can be uncom­for­ta­ble in social inter­ac­tions and is often per­cei­ved as very distres­sing by tho­se affec­ted, espe­ci­al­ly when they are under pro­fes­sio­nal stress or in the public eye. 

The skin is a means of com­mu­ni­ca­ti­on, pro­tec­tion, and a bar­ri­er. Cove­ring around 1.8 squa­re meters, it is our lar­gest organ – and tru­ly a heavyweight. 

Ecze­ma, also known as der­ma­ti­tis, is uncom­for­ta­ble and can signi­fi­cant­ly impact dai­ly life. Whe­ther it’s cont­act der­ma­ti­tis or ato­pic ecze­ma, each form requi­res spe­ci­fic and indi­vi­dua­li­zed treatment. 

Clog­ged sebace­ous glands are pri­ma­ri­ly an aes­the­tic con­cern. The skin sur­face beco­mes uneven and pro­ne to inflamm­a­ti­on, pimp­les, and black­heads (come­do­nes).

In our fast-paced world, more and more peo­p­le are expo­sed to occu­pa­tio­nal risks – and the­r­e­fo­re also to der­ma­to­lo­gi­cal occu­pa­tio­nal diseases. 

Acne is no tri­vi­al mat­ter! Howe­ver, you no lon­ger have to accept living with acne or acne scars. Today, the­re are effec­ti­ve methods available to tre­at both conditions. 

If you suf­fer from cou­pe­ro­se or rosacea, you are not alo­ne! Cou­pe­ro­se is one of the most com­mon skin con­di­ti­ons in women and men – alt­hough women are more likely to be affected.