Warts
Stubborn warts, often mistaken for corns, cleared with immunotherapy.
Skin conditions, properly diagnosed.
From eczema and allergies to psoriasis, vitiligo and stubborn infections, our MD dermatologists diagnose carefully and treat with evidence based medicine.
Consult20 to 30 minutes
DoctorsTwo MD dermatologists
Follow upAs your plan needs
ForAdults and children
What we treatCommon reasons
Common reasons
people come in.
- Eczema and allergy
- Psoriasis
- Vitiligo (white spots)
- Fungal and skin infections
- Warts, corns and skin tags
- Autoimmune skin disease
- Pityriasis alba
- Sexually transmitted infections
How it works
Many skin conditions look alike. Fungal infection can look like eczema, and warts are often mistaken for corns. A correct diagnosis is the treatment's first step.
01
Listen and examine
A full history and skin exam, with tests only when they change the treatment.
02
Explain
What the condition is, what triggers it and what to realistically expect.
03
Treat
Medicines, procedures or phototherapy based plans, kept as simple as possible.
04
Follow up
Regular reviews, because chronic conditions need steady care.
ResultsBefore and after,
Before and after,
at TRETĀ.
Real patients, photographed in clinic. Drag the handle to compare.
Pityriasis alba
Pale patches common in children, fully reversed with simple treatment.
Individual results vary. Photos used with patient consent.
QuestionsSkin conditions,
Skin conditions,
answered.
Timelines are typical. Your doctor confirms your exact plan after examining you.
Do you treat children?
Yes. Many conditions such as eczema and pityriasis alba are common in children and respond well to gentle treatment.
Is vitiligo treatable?
Yes. Medicines, phototherapy and, for stable patches, vitiligo surgery can bring back colour.
Are my visits confidential?
Always, including for sexually transmitted infections.
Also at TRETĀ
Be wise. Choose right.Your skin and hair,
Your skin and hair,
in expert hands.
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