Skin health
Dermatohistology and Histography
Treatment process
Dermatohistology
Dermatohistology deals with the microscopic (histological) image of the skin and its changes. In dermatology, a clear diagnosis without a skin biopsy (skin sample) and histological examination is rarely possible. Sometimes, multiple histological examinations from various body sites and different stages of the disease progression are necessary. A histological diagnosis typically provides clarity for the patient and the treating physician.
Histography
In histography, the removed skin including the removed skin tumor is processed histologically in three dimensions to ensure the complete removal of the diseased skin while simultaneously preserving the healthy skin.
Keywords
Dermatohistology
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Histography
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Skin health
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Outpatient surgery
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Skin rejuvenation
Application
Region
Whole body
Duration
According to the diagnosis
Preparation
Please do not come sober. Please inform us about the intake of blood-thinning medications. Please come without makeup if a treatment on the face is to be performed.
Aftercare
Sauna/Swimming
After thread pull
Sport
avoid 4-8 weeks
Other follow-up
Thread pull in 6–14 days
Notes
Please do not come sober.
Please inform us about the intake of blood-thinning medication.
Please come without makeup if a treatment on the face is to be carried out.
Frequently Asked Questions
How reliable is a dermatohistological examination?
Why is a histological examination performed?
Does the examination always have to be carried out?
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Dermatology Practice at Kudamm
Our concern is to treat our patients the way we would like to be treated.
This includes being there to advise you so that your skin, your largest organ and most important protective layer
remains healthy, resilient, and beautiful in both youth and adulthood.
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