Skin Clinic in Vienna

Acne

Acne is a common skin condition that appears in various forms and has several potential causes.

Treatment options include: AviClear,  HydraFacial, and Dermatology Care.

Actinic Keratosis

Actinic keratosis is a precancerous skin condition that is characterized by thick, scaly, or crusty areas of skin.

Treatment options include: Medical Dermatology Care

Allergic Reactions

An allergic reaction on your skin can take many forms depending upon the type of allergy.

Treatment options include: Medical Dermatology Care

Basal Cell Carcinoma

Basal cell carcinoma often appear as a wound or sore that will not heal. They may also appear as shiny bumps or growths.

Treatment options include: Medical Dermatology Care

Cysts

Cysts are harmless sacs of membranous tissue that contain fluids and other tissues.

Treatment options include: Medical Dermatology Care

Double Chin

Sometimes your body holds an excess of fat beneath your chin, regardless of your overall weight.

Treatment options include: Kybella, PDO Threads, and Morpheus8.

Dysplastic Moles

Dysplastic moles, or dysplastic nevi, are abnormal noncancerous moles often removed as a preventative measure.

Treatment options include: Medical Dermatology Care

Eczema

Eczema, or dermatitis, can appear as anything from mild itchiness and redness to severe blistering and cracked skin.

Treatment options include: Medical Dermatology Care

Excessive Sweating

Excessive sweating, or hyperhidrosis, is caused by overactive eccrine glands that produce far more sweat than you need.

Treatment options include: Botox and Medical Dermatology Care

Hair Loss

Hair loss can be patchy or diffuse; it is typically caused by genetics but other factors impact your likelihood to lose hair.

Treatment options include: PRP for Hair Loss and Medical Dermatology Care

Hyperpigmentation

Excess pigment in your skin causes a blotchy, uneven skin tone.

Treatment options include: Chemical Peels, Laser Resurfacing, and Medical Dermatology Care

Keloids

Keloids are a type of tissue overgrowth associated with wounds. Keloid scars are thick, raised scars.

Treatment options include: Medical Dermatology Care

Lines and Wrinkles

Lines and wrinkles are an inevitable part of aging and can be managed with various aesthetic treatments.

Treatment options include: Botox, Dermal Filler, and Morpheus8.

Lipomas

Lipomas are fatty tumors located just beneath the skin. They are not cancerous and are typically harmless.

Treatment options include: Medical Dermatology Care

Loose, Sagging Skin

Treatment options include: Dermal Filler, Morpheus8, and PDO Threads.

Loss of Volume

As you age, collagen in your face breaks down and can cause sunken cheeks, temples, and under eyes.

Treatment options include: Dermal Filler and Morpheus8

Melasma

Patches, spots, and splotches of darker skin on your face are typically symptoms of melasma.

Treatment options include: Radiance Peel and Medical Dermatology Care

Migraines

Those who suffer from migraines know it goes far beyond a severe headache, there are treatments to alleviate your migraine symptoms.

Treatment options include: Botox

Muscle Spasms in the Neck

A muscle spasm is an involuntary contraction of the muscle. Typically they are harmless and temporary, but some people suffer from chronic or severe muscle spasms.

Treatment options include: Botox

Muscle Strength

Tone your muscles with body sculpting treatments designed to build core strength.

Treatment options include: EmsculptNEO

Nail Fungus

Nail fungus is a fungal infection that develops under your nails, it’s more common in toenails than fingernails.

Treatment options include: Medical Dermatology Care

Psoriasis

Psoriasis generally shows up as red, inflamed patches of skin covered in thick, whitish scales that itch and burn.

Treatment options include: Medical Dermatology Care

Rashes

Rashes have a large number of potential causes, so the first step to treatment is diagnosing the rash.

Treatment options include: Medical Dermatology Care

Rosacea

Rosacea is a long term health concern that causes inflammation, redness, and rash on the skin, typically on the nose and cheeks.

Treatment options include: Aerolase NEO, Hydrafacial, and Medical Dermatology Care.

Shingles

Anyone who has had chicken pox can develop shingles. Shingles presents as a painful rash with blisters that appears in a stripe on your torso.

Treatment options include: Medical Dermatology Care

Skin Cancers

Skin cancer is by far the most common type of cancer. Nearly all skin cancers can be treated effectively if they are found early, so knowing what to look for is important.

Treatment options include: Medical Dermatology Care

Skin Tags

Skin tags are common skin growths that tend to develop in areas where skin rubs against itself.

Treatment options include: Medical Dermatology Care

Skin Texture

Poor skin texture is often rough and bumpy or dry and patchy depending upon the causes.

Treatment options include: Laser Skin Resurfacing, Morpheus8, and Hydrafacial

Sun Damage

The sun’s damaging Ultraviolet rays are responsible for a great deal of skin damage.

Treatment options include: HALO, BBL, and MOXI.

Thin Lips

Thin lips can be caused by your genetics, and aging typically causes your lips to grow thinner as well.

Treatment options include: Dermal Filler

Thinning Lashes

Aging is just one factor that can cause your eyelashes to start thinning from excess shedding.

Treatment options include: Latisse

TMJ Dysfunction

Temporomandibular joint dysfunction causes pain and difficulty moving the jaw, and can lead to more significant issues when left untreated.

Treatment options include: Botox

Unsightly Veins

Spider veins and varicose veins are caused by damaged vessels leading blood to pool near the surface of the skin or in an area of the vein.

Treatment options include: Laser Genesis and XEO

Unwanted Tattoos

Whatever your reason for wanting tattoo removal, there are procedures that can greatly fade your unwanted tattoo.

Treatment options include: PICOWay Tattoo Removal

Warts

Warts are rough-textured, painless skin growths caused by different strains of the human papillomavirus. Warts typically appear on the hands, feet, and genitals.

Treatment options include: Medical Dermatology Care