Dermatologist 1180 Vienna for
Dermatology, Venereology & Aesthetic Medicine
Elective medical practice in Vienna-Währing and Tulln
Free neurodermatitis therapy
Dermatologist 1180 Vienna
Skin changes, such as visible veins on the facial skin, should be clarified by a dermatologist. This may be dilated veins (couperose), rosacea, an allergic reaction or another skin disease.
Dermatological services
Aesthetic dermatology
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Dr. med. univ. Sylvia Orasche
Specialist in dermatology, venereology, general medicine, aesthetic medicine.
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Dr. med. univ. Christian Orasche
Specialist in dermatology and venereology, general practitioner, emergency doctor.
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Recent contributions
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Treating port-wine stains with the laser
Laser treatment to remove port-wine stains is a proven method with a high success rate and minimal side effects. The exact procedure can vary depending on the individual situation, so personalised care from an experienced dermatologist is essential.
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Red veins on the face
Skin changes, such as visible veins on the facial skin, should be clarified by a dermatologist. This may be dilated veins (couperose), rosacea, an allergic reaction or another skin disease.
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White skin cancer - causes and treatment
White skin cancer (light skin cancer) is the most common malignant tumour disease. A distinction is made between two forms: basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma. Both types of cancer grow relatively slowly and rarely form metastases (daughter tumours). Nevertheless, white skin cancer should be taken seriously and treated at an early stage.