Dermatology & Allergology · Focus
Laser & Light Therapy
Laser and light medicine is one of the most important areas of our practice. For a wide range of skin, vascular and nail changes we keep various laser, light and radiofrequency systems available and select the appropriate procedure for each individual concern.
There is no universal laser that covers every application. That is why we combine several systems: this allows us to address medical indications – such as precursors of skin cancer, vascular changes, psoriasis or nail fungus – as well as medical light therapy in a targeted way. Which method may be suitable for you is something we determine after a personal medical examination.
Topics at a glance
Laser types & systems
An overview of the laser and light systems used in our practice – from vascular and pigment lasers through ablative lasers to specialised procedures such as photodynamic therapy.
Learn more →Laser indications – what lasers are used for
What laser and light treatments can be suitable for – from medical-dermatological indications such as actinic keratoses, vascular birthmarks and nail fungus through to aesthetic applications.
Learn more →Light therapy (phototherapy)
Medical light therapy (UVB, UVA/UVB and PUVA) for skin conditions such as psoriasis, atopic dermatitis and chronic hand and foot eczema – as whole-body or targeted irradiation.
Learn more →Actinic keratoses
Treatment of actinic keratoses – sun-induced skin changes and an early form of light-skinned (non-melanoma) skin cancer – including photodynamic therapy (PDT).
Learn more →Couperose & rosacea
Treatment of dilated small vessels and persistent facial redness in couperose and rosacea – using vascular lasers and light systems matched to the individual findings.
Learn more →Port-wine stains & haemangiomas
Treatment of congenital and acquired vascular changes such as port-wine stains (naevus flammeus), haemangiomas and spider veins using the pulsed dye laser and other vascular lasers.
Learn more →Vitiligo (white spot disease)
Treatment options for vitiligo – the circumscribed loss of skin pigmentation – including the excimer laser for targeted irradiation of affected areas.
Learn more →Nail fungus (onychomycosis)
Treatment of nail fungus using a combined concept of laser treatment, topical and, where appropriate, systemic therapy as well as podiatric nail care.
Learn more →Not sure which treatment is suitable for your concern? We are happy to advise you personally.
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