Skin cancer

Swiss Der­ma Cli­nic has its own cer­ti­fied ope­ra­ting theat­re for the sur­gi­cal rem­oval of mali­gnant skin tumours. It also has an array of sta­te-of-the-art tech­ni­ques – inclu­ding laser, PDT and cryo­sur­gery – for the gent­le tre­at­ment of pre­can­ce­rous skin lesi­ons. We deli­ver sin­gle-source care all the way from dia­gno­sis to the­ra­py and aftercare. 

We can remo­ve mali­gnant and benign tumours as well as cos­me­tic and dis­fi­gu­ring skin chan­ges in our own cer­ti­fied ope­ra­ting theat­re. The advan­ta­ge for you is that every step – from dia­gno­sis to sur­gery and after­ca­re – is pro­vi­ded by the same clinic. 

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. 

Swiss Der­ma Cli­nic has devi­sed a spe­cial skin can­cer scree­ning pro­gram­me. Skin can­cer is the most com­mon form of can­cer in the world – and, if it’s not iden­ti­fied in time, one of the most dan­ge­rous. Ear­ly detec­tion is the­r­e­fo­re cru­cial. And if initi­al skin can­cer is trea­ted ear­ly on, the chan­ces of it being cured are almost 100%.