Dermatology

Dermatology combines medical assessment, modern technology and personalised treatments to maintain skin health and improve its appearance.

Medical dermatology focuses on the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the skin, hair and nails, helping to maintain skin health and identify conditions that may require specialised medical care.

From the assessment of moles and skin lesions to the diagnosis and treatment of acne, rosacea, pigmentation disorders and other dermatological conditions, each consultation aims to identify individual concerns and establish an appropriate treatment plan.

At Detalii Med in Baia Mare, dermatology consultations are provided by Dr. Greta Jurj, Specialist in Dermatology and Venereology, and Dr. Alina Perța, Consultant in Dermatology and Venereology.

Healthy skin begins with an accurate diagnosis and an individualised medical assessment.

During your consultation, the dermatologist examines any skin changes and, when indicated, performs dermoscopy, a non-invasive technique that allows detailed examination of skin structures and pigmented lesions.

Dermoscopy helps distinguish benign lesions from those that may be suspicious and supports the early identification of changes requiring monitoring, further investigation or surgical removal.

Regular skin and mole examinations are an important part of the early detection of skin cancer, particularly for individuals with numerous moles, a personal or family history of skin cancer, or significant sun exposure. The frequency of follow-up examinations is determined according to individual risk factors.

For chronic conditions such as acne, rosacea and certain forms of dermatitis, treatment is tailored to skin type, disease severity and individual needs. Depending on the diagnosis, treatment may include topical therapies, prescription medication and complementary dermatological procedures when appropriate.

Regular follow-up appointments allow the dermatologist to monitor treatment response and make adjustments to achieve effective, long-term management.

When a skin lesion requires surgical removal, the procedure can be performed within our clinic by our specialists in Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery. The surgical approach prioritises appropriate lesion removal while also considering the aesthetic appearance of the resulting scar. When indicated, the excised tissue is submitted for histopathological examination.

Our approach emphasises early diagnosis, personalised treatment and collaboration between dermatology and plastic surgery, providing coordinated and comprehensive patient care.

To schedule a dermatology consultation, you can contact us by phone or WhatsApp. No referral is required for private consultations.

Procedures in this Category

Dermatologist examining forearm skin during a consultation, illustrative image for general dermatology consultation

General Dermatology Consultation

Assessment of skin, hair and nail conditions by a dermatologist, with a clear diagnosis and a treatment plan suited to each patient.

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Examining a mole with a dermatoscope, illustrative image for dermatoscopy

Dermatoscopy

Detailed assessment of moles and other skin lesions with a dermatoscope, a non-invasive method useful for diagnosis and monitoring.

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Digital monitoring of moles on the back, illustrative image for mole and pigmented lesion monitoring

Mole and Pigmented Lesion Monitoring

Regular monitoring of moles and skin growths by a dermatologist, for prevention and the early diagnosis of changes.

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Assessment of a small skin lesion with a medical magnifier, illustrative image for skin lesion treatment

Skin Lesion Treatment

Dermatological assessment and treatment for various skin growths and changes, with histopathological examination when needed.

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Portrait with natural skin texture and discreet signs of acne, illustrative image for acne and post-acne scar treatment

Acne and Post-Acne Scar Treatment

Personalised solutions, set by a dermatologist, for controlling active acne and improving the texture of skin affected by scarring.

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Preparing a PRP treatment, with golden plasma in a sterile vial, illustrative image for prp — platelet-rich plasma

PRP — Platelet-Rich Plasma

Using platelet-rich plasma obtained from the patient's own blood to regenerate and revitalise the skin, for a more rested appearance.

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Relaxed patient on the treatment bed, next to the dermatologist, illustrative image for microneedling

Microneedling

Microneedling on its own or combined with PRP, for skin texture, enlarged pores, acne scars and a tired complexion on the face, neck, décolletage and hands.

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Assessment of pigmentation on the cheek and temple, illustrative image for pigmentation treatment

Pigmentation Treatment

Procedures and treatments to reduce hyperpigmentation and even out skin tone, following a careful dermatological assessment of each mark.

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Portrait with the discreet redness typical of rosacea, illustrative image for rosacea treatment

Rosacea Treatment

Personalised medical management of rosacea, to reduce skin redness and inflammation and to make flare-ups less frequent over the long term.

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Laboratory container for the skin sample, in the doctor's hands, illustrative image for skin biopsy and histopathological examination

Skin biopsy and histopathological examination

Removal of a sample of skin or the whole lesion for histopathological examination, when the diagnosis of a suspicious lesion or a rash needs to be clarified.

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Frequently asked questions

When should I see a dermatologist about a mole?

You should consult a dermatologist if you notice changes in an existing mole or the appearance of a new or unusual skin lesion. Warning signs include changes in size, shape or colour, irregular borders, spontaneous bleeding or rapid evolution. Even without visible changes, regular dermatological examinations are particularly important for individuals with numerous moles, a family history of melanoma or significant sun exposure. Dermoscopy allows a detailed assessment of skin lesions and helps identify suspicious changes at an early stage. The recommended frequency of examinations depends on your individual risk factors.

Is dermoscopy painful?

No. Dermoscopy is a non-invasive, painless examination that does not involve needles or incisions. The dermatologist uses a specialised optical instrument called a dermatoscope, which provides a magnified view of the skin and reveals structures that cannot be seen with the naked eye. Examining a single lesion usually takes only a few minutes and requires no special preparation. A full-body mole assessment may take longer, depending on the number of lesions. Dermoscopy is an important diagnostic tool for evaluating pigmented skin lesions and determining whether monitoring or further investigation is necessary.

Is adult acne treated differently from teenage acne?

Acne treatment is tailored to the patient's age, the type and severity of the lesions, and the factors contributing to the condition. Adult acne may have different characteristics from teenage acne. In some cases, it is associated with hormonal fluctuations and may be influenced by factors such as stress or unsuitable skincare products. During your consultation, the dermatologist assesses the type and severity of acne and develops an individualised treatment plan. This may include topical treatments, oral medication or complementary dermatological procedures when appropriate. The goal is to control active breakouts, reduce the risk of scarring and minimise recurrence while respecting the individual needs of your skin.

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