Dermatologist · Diseases and conditions
- Acne: when to see a dermatologist in Luxembourg Acne is not poor hygiene — it is a treatable skin condition. What really makes it worse, when a dermatologist...
- Athlete’s foot: symptoms and treatment in Luxembourg Athlete’s foot (tinea pedis): signs between the toes, treatment, prevention and which doctor to see in Luxembo...
- Cold sore: treating lip herpes outbreaks in Luxembourg Cold sores: spot the tingling early, limit contagion and know when to see a GP or dermatologist in Luxembourg,...
- Eczema: calming flare-ups and finding care in Luxembourg Dry, itchy patches that come and go? Understand atopic eczema, daily emollient care, and which doctor to see i...
- Excessive Sweating: Hyperhidrosis in Luxembourg Hands, underarms or feet sweating far beyond what cooling the body requires: that’s hyperhidrosis. Who to see...
- Genital Herpes: A Common, Manageable STI in Luxembourg Genital herpes is a common STI that can be managed well day to day. Gynaecologists and dermatologists in Luxem...
- Hair loss: finding the cause and help in Luxembourg Shedding hair is often normal, but persistent thinning may be alopecia. In Luxembourg, a dermatologist identif...
- Hives (urticaria): symptoms and care in Luxembourg Hives cause itchy raised welts that move around within hours. When to see a GP or dermatologist in Luxembourg,...
- HPV (Human Papillomavirus): Screening in Luxembourg HPV is a very common virus, usually cleared by the body on its own. Smear tests, HPV testing and vaccination p...
- Melanoma: warning signs to check with a dermatologist Caught early, melanoma is very treatable. Learn to spot a changing mole and when to see a dermatologist in Lux...
- Moles: the ABCDE rule and skin checks in Luxembourg How to check your moles with the ABCDE rule, who needs regular skin checks, and when to see a dermatologist in...
- Psoriasis: an inflammatory skin disease in Luxembourg Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory skin disease — not contagious. Signs, triggers, treatments and which derma...
- Rosacea: facial redness and dermatology in Luxembourg Rosacea is neither shyness nor a simple allergy: it is a chronic skin condition. When to see a dermatologist i...
- Scabies: itching, contagion and treatment in Luxembourg Scabies is a highly contagious skin infestation caused by a mite, not by poor hygiene. See a GP or dermatologi...
- Shingles: why early treatment matters in Luxembourg Painful blistering rash on one side of the body? Shingles should be treated within 72 hours. Who to see in Lux...
- Vitiligo: understanding white patches on the skin Vitiligo causes patches of skin to lose colour. It is not contagious or dangerous, and a dermatologist in Luxe...
- Warts: causes, treatment and care in Luxembourg Warts and verrucas are caused by a common skin virus (HPV). Learn how they spread, when they clear up and when...