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Dermatology

Skin & nail fungus in Hamburg-Blankenese

Fungal infections generally do not clear up on their own. We confirm the diagnosis and treat in a targeted way.

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Who it's for

For everyone with discoloured, thickened nails, flaking between the toes or itchy, reddened patches of skin, for example with a raised border.

How it works

  1. 1Examination and sampling to identify the pathogen.
  2. 2Treatment plan: topical, and where the nail is affected often supplemented by tablets.
  3. 3Follow-up checks at intervals.

What happens next

Skin fungus usually improves quickly under therapy; nail fungus calls for patience – it takes months for a nail to grow back healthy.

In medical hands
Carola Böcker
Carola Böcker
Specialist in Dermatology

Frequently asked questions

Is nail fungus contagious?+

Yes, including to your own skin. That is why we treat it early and consistently.

What does the treatment cost?+

Billing follows the German medical fee schedule (GOÄ). We will tell you the cost in advance – if you have statutory insurance you are welcome as a self-payer.

Private practice — open to those with statutory insurance too

As a private practice we expressly welcome patients with statutory health insurance too. Billing is handled transparently in line with the German medical fee schedule (GOÄ) — and we discuss the costs openly with you in advance.

Skin & nail fungus

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