Dermatologist Novi Sad – specialist dermatovenerological examination

Dermatovenerological examinations at the Regena Polyclinic in Novi Sad

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Dermatovenereologists at Regena Polyclinic in Novi Sad use modern diagnostic methods and advanced treatment protocols to provide an individualized approach to every patient and achieve the best possible results.

Dermatology and venereology is a branch of medicine dedicated to the health and appearance of the skin, hair, nails, and mucous membranes, as well as the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

Recognizing the unique role of the skin as the body’s largest organ and its first line of defense, our mission is to help you address specific skin concerns while preserving the health, vitality, and natural beauty of your skin.

Services offered by the Regena Polyclinic:

  • Specialist consultation in dermatology and venereology
  • Dermoscopic mole examination
  • Digital dermoscopic mole monitoring
  • Mole removal with histopathological (PH) analysis (surgical or radiofrequency method)
  • Skin biopsy
  • Radiofrequency removal of skin lesions (fibromas, warts, keratoses, hemangiomas, genital warts)
  • Removal of skin lesions using liquid nitrogen (warts, keratoses, genital warts)
  • TCA chemical peel
  • Laser treatment for acne and rosacea
  • Laser removal of visible capillaries (spider veins)
  • Laser removal of hemangiomas
  • Laser treatment of fungal nail infections
  • Laser treatment of warts
  • Laser treatment of hyperpigmentation
  • Laser treatment of acne scars on the face or back
  • Laser treatment of surgical scars
  • Allergy skin testing (skin prick test)

Why choose us?

Our dermatologists

Dr Irena Komljenović, dermatolog – Poliklinika Regena Novi Sad

Dr spec. med. Irena Komljenović

Dermatologistist and venereologist
Dr Dragana Ilinčić Šušnjar, dermatolog – Poliklinika Regena Novi Sad

Dr spec. med. Dragana Ilinčić Šušnjar

Dermatologistist and venereologist

Frequently asked questions and answers

When should you book a dermatology appointment in Novi Sad?

A dermatology appointment in Novi Sad is recommended if you notice changes on the skin, moles, nails, or hair, as well as symptoms such as itching, redness, acne, rashes, or suspicion of sexually transmitted diseases. Regular dermatological check-ups are especially important for people with a larger number of moles or a family history of melanoma.

A dermatovenerology examination includes a detailed conversation with the patient, a clinical examination of the skin, hair, nails, and mucous membranes, and, if necessary, a dermoscopic examination of moles. Additional diagnostic procedures such as skin biopsy or allergy testing may be performed if indicated.

Dermoscopy is a non-invasive, painless diagnostic method that allows detailed examination of moles and pigmented skin lesions using a special device called a dermatoscope. This method helps in the early detection of melanoma and other malignant changes.

Moles can be removed surgically or by radiofrequency, with mandatory histopathological analysis. The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia, and the size of the scar depends on the type and size of the lesion, as well as the body area.

Yes, laser acne treatment is a modern and effective method that reduces inflammation, regulates sebum production, and improves skin texture. It is recommended for persistent acne, rosacea, and acne scars.

Warts and condylomas can be removed using radiofrequency, liquid nitrogen (cryotherapy), or laser treatment. The choice of method depends on the type and location of the lesion.

Yes, laser removal of capillaries and haemangiomas is a safe and precise method for treating dilated capillaries on the face and body, as well as vascular lesions such as haemangiomas.

A TCA chemical peel is used to treat hyperpigmentation, acne scars, enlarged pores, and signs of skin ageing. This treatment stimulates skin regeneration and improves tone and texture.

Yes, a dermatovenerologist diagnoses and treats sexually transmitted diseases in both men and women, with maximum discretion and trust. Timely examination is key to preventing complications.

A skin prick test is a diagnostic method used to detect allergies to inhaled and food allergens. The test is quick, safe, and provides results in a short time.

An annual dermoscopic mole examination is recommended, and more frequently for people at higher risk (fair skin, a large number of moles, family history of melanoma).

A dermatology appointment can be booked by phone or by visiting the polyclinic. It is recommended to book in advance to avoid waiting and to secure a time slot that suits you best.