Dr Elena González-Guerra
Specialist in- Dermatology in immunosuppressed patients and complex conditions.
- Trichology and hair disorders.
- Clinical dermatology, cosmetic dermatology and psychodermatology.
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Dr Pablo de la Cueva Dobao
specialism in Dermatology and Venereology
“What I value most about my profession is helping people who suffer from skin conditions to improve their quality of life and get back to normal.”
The Blue Dermatology Unit specialises in the diagnosis and treatment of skin, hair and nail conditions within a streamlined and well-organised clinical setting. It enables the cause of the problem to be identified at an early stage and a personalised treatment plan to be drawn up, with follow-up care tailored to each patient’s progress.
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Clinical assessment is the first step in addressing any dermatological problem. Through a detailed examination and, where necessary, specific diagnostic techniques such as dermatoscopy, an accurate diagnosis can be established and the best treatment strategy determined.
This approach makes it possible to distinguish between benign conditions and those requiring specific treatment, and to manage each case according to medical criteria from the outset.
Treatment is determined based on the diagnosis, the extent of the condition and the individual characteristics of each patient.
It may include:
Topical and systemic treatments
Specific dermatological procedures
Physico-chemical and dermocosmetic techniques focused on skin care
The aim is to treat the problem effectively, relieve symptoms and improve clinical outcomes with the least possible impact.
The appearance of lesions, abnormalities or symptoms on the skin, hair or nails requires a medical assessment to confirm the diagnosis and determine the most appropriate course of treatment.
Situations that most frequently require a dermatological assessment include:
The appearance of new moles or changes to existing lesions
Flares of acne, dermatitis, psoriasis or other skin inflammations
Skin reactions following the use of medicines, cosmetics or sun exposure
Skin infections, rashes or lesions that do not clear up
Hair loss or changes in hair density or quality
Changes to the nails, such as brittleness, discolouration or deformity
Persistent itching, irritation or skin discomfort with no clear cause
A specialist assessment helps to guide the diagnosis from the outset and determine the most appropriate treatment for each individual case.
Follow-up enables us to assess the response to treatment, adjust the treatment plan where necessary, and manage acute or chronic conditions. This support facilitates a more stable and safe course of treatment, particularly in conditions requiring medium- and long-term management.
A dermatological assessment enables the diagnosis to be confirmed, the most appropriate treatment to be determined and the problem to be resolved using a clear and structured medical approach.
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