Description

Skin and venereal diseases
(dermatology)

In Kolan Hospital Group Dermatology Department, where the diagnosis and treatment of allergic skin diseases are applied, Prick Test and Patch Test methods are also applied
and evaluated in addition to the necessary laboratory tests after the
examination to find the causes of skin diseases such as Eczema, Contact Eczema,
Urticarial (Hives). A treatment plan is created based on the results.

Diseases and treatments served in the Dermatology Department;

• Fungal Infections
• Eczema
• Urticarial (Hives)
• Psoriasis (psoriasis)
• Vitiligo
• Mole (Nevus)
• Drug Reactions
• Sunburns
• Bug bite
• Sigillary
• Acne and Skin Blemishes
• Skin cancer
• Hair loss
• Nail Diseases
• Ingrown Toenails

Applications are also made in the field of cosmetic dermatology in our department.

Cosmetic Dermatology

• Botox Application – It is applied as an anti-aging treatment to prevent wrinkles and in the treatment of excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis).
• Filling (Hyaluronic Acid) application – It is applied to fill the skin depressions caused by age and weakening.
• PRP Treatment – It is the separation of healing cells using the person’s own blood and giving them to the damaged skin areas. It is applied in the treatment of wrinkles, skin
  sagging and scar.
• Skin tightening with thread
• Spider web application
• Spot treatment

Patch Test (Patch Test)

It is a test used to determine whether this reaction is allergic or not, and if allergic, which
substance caused it in patients who have developed a reaction to the substances
contacted with it.

Allergy skin test (Prick Test)

Prick test is an allergy test and it is used to detect causes such as house dust, grass pollen,
animal hair, which can cause allergic flu and asthma.
In the presence of allergy, within 30 minutes, a skin reaction ranging from a
slight rash to very severe hardness and swelling is observed at the place where
the allergen is dropped, depending on the severity of the allergic
reaction. The doctor performing the test determines whether the patient is
allergic by measuring the magnitude of these allergic reactions and, if there
is, which substances are allergic.