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Dermatology

Miren Polyclinic

Dermatologist Belgrade

Dermatology covers the diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of skin conditions, from the most common ones such as acne, dermatitis and fungal infections to more complex problems such as psoriasis, rosacea and allergic reactions.

Prevention and the early detection of changes in the skin are especially important. Modern dermatology is inseparable from aesthetics, but the health of your skin always comes first.

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Specialist doctor performing a laser facial treatment with protective goggles: Miren Medic gallery

Prices

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Dr Dušica Matović

ServicePrice
Dermatologist consultation6.000 – 8.000 RSD
Dermoscopy6.000 RSD
Radiofrequency removal of skin lesions (keratoses, capillaries, hemangiomas, fibromas, cysts, xanthelasma, papillomas)2.500 – 20.000 RSD
Genital wart removal (STI test result required)5.000 – 12.000 RSD

Dr Sandra Čađenović

ServicePrice
Specialist consultation6.000 RSD
Dermoscopy6.000 RSD
Radiofrequency removal of skin lesions4.000 – 20.000 RSD
Hyaluronic acid fillers, 1 ml30.000 – 36.000 RSD
Botox, 3 areas36.000 RSD
Mesotherapy5.000 – 18.000 RSD
Biorevitalization18.000 – 30.000 RSD
PRP18.000 – 36.000 RSD
Highly concentrated PRPfrom 90.000 RSD
Highly concentrated PRP + exosomesfrom 120.000 RSD
F5 Ferrari Glow30.000 RSD
CO₂ laser, eyelids42.000 RSD
CO₂ laser, full face54.000 RSD
Permanent makeup removal18.000 RSD
Tattoo removal6.000 – 114.000 RSD
Laser treatment for stretch marks30.000 – 54.000 RSD
Microneedling with exosomes or PDRNfrom 36.000 RSD
Lumecca laser24.000 RSD

Pigmentation, melasma & acne

ServicePrice
Laser scar removal18.000 – 54.000 RSD
Laser treatment for acne and pigmentation18.000 – 36.000 RSD
Préime Dermaceuticals + microneedlingfrom 36.000 RSD
Skin boosters and polynucleotides30.000 – 36.000 RSD
Morpheus 820.000 – 102.000 RSD

See the current price list here.

Key services

Skin care, treatment and aesthetics

Dermatology consultations

A complete examination of the skin, hair and nails together with a detailed medical history. Diagnosis of skin conditions (acne, eczema, allergies) and a recommended course of treatment.

Mole dermoscopy

A non-invasive diagnostic method for the detailed examination of moles and pigmented lesions. Early detection of melanoma risk.

Radiowave removal

A painless, precise procedure for removing fibromas, warts and keratoses. Minimal tissue damage and fast recovery.

Anti-ageing procedures

Hyaluronic acid fillers, Botox, mesotherapy and biorevitalization. They improve tone and hydration and restore a youthful look.

Morpheus8 treatment

An advanced microneedling and radiofrequency treatment that tightens the skin and stimulates collagen on the face and body.

HydraFacial

A luxurious treatment for deep hydration and cleansing. The ideal answer for tired, dehydrated skin.

Dermapen

Microneedling therapy for skin regeneration. Effective for acne scars, enlarged pores and uneven skin tone.

Our dermatologists

Portrait of Dr Sandra Čađenović, dermatovenereology specialist on the Miren Medic medical team.

Dr Sandra Čađenović

Specialist in dermatovenereology

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Mole check: for a dermoscopic mole examination and the removal of skin lesions, see our page on mole checks and dermoscopy (dermoscopy 6.000 RSD, no referral needed).

What a dermatologist treats

A dermatologist diagnoses and treats diseases of the skin, hair, nails and mucous membranes: acne and acne scars, eczema and atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, rosacea, fungal and bacterial infections, warts and condylomas, allergic reactions, hair loss and nail changes. A special part of the work is mole checks and the early detection of melanoma, because a change caught in time is removed simply, while one found late is hard to treat.

At Miren Medic examinations are done by Dr Sandra Čađenović and Dr Dušica Matović, specialists in dermatovenereology. The same doctors perform the aesthetic procedures, so the health of your skin and its appearance are not handled by two different doctors.

What a dermatology examination at Miren Medic looks like

The examination starts with a conversation about your complaints, how long they have lasted, what makes them worse and what you have used so far. The doctor then examines the skin under strong light, and every suspicious change with a dermatoscope, a device that magnifies the structure of the skin and shows what the naked eye cannot see. If needed a swab is taken or a biopsy is planned, done under local anaesthetic.

At the end you receive a diagnosis, treatment and a follow-up plan, all in a written report you take with you. The examination takes 20 to 30 minutes. Smaller lesions such as fibromas, keratoses or dilated capillaries are removed by radiowave, as agreed with the doctor at the same or the next appointment.

When to see a dermatologist

  • a mole that has changed colour, shape or size, itches, bleeds or looks different from the others;
  • a wound or skin change that has not healed in more than four weeks;
  • acne that leaves scars or does not respond to pharmacy products;
  • a rash, itching or redness lasting more than two weeks;
  • increased hair loss, nail changes, fungal infections;
  • an annual mole check if you have many moles, fair skin or melanoma in the family.

How to prepare for the examination

Come without make-up and without nail polish so the skin and nails can be seen. Bring previous reports and a list of the medicines and products you use, including creams and supplements. If a lesion is changing, a photo from a few weeks earlier helps the doctor see the course. Before a mole check avoid sunbathing and sunbeds for at least a week, because reddened skin makes assessment harder.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a referral to see a dermatologist?
No. An examination at Miren Medic is booked directly, by phone or online, without a referral and without waiting weeks for an appointment.
How much does a dermatologist examination cost in Belgrade?
A dermatologist examination at Miren Medic costs from 6.000 RSD, mole dermoscopy 6.000 RSD. Radiowave removal of skin lesions is charged by the number and size of lesions, from 2.500 RSD.
How long does the examination take?
A standard examination takes 20 to 30 minutes. A dermoscopic check of all the moles on the body takes a little longer, up to 45 minutes, because each lesion is looked at and recorded separately.
What is dermoscopy and does it hurt?
Dermoscopy is an examination of the skin with a device that magnifies the image ten times or more and lights it so that structures below the surface become visible. It does not hurt, involves no radiation and takes a few seconds per lesion. It is the standard for telling a harmless mole from a suspicious one.
Which skin lesions are removed by radiowave?
Fibromas, seborrhoeic keratoses, dilated capillaries, warts and condylomas. Radiowaves cut and seal blood vessels at the same time, so the procedure is short, under local anaesthetic, with quick recovery and minimal marking.

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