Dermatology·Tumour Therapy

Non-invasive tumour therapy.

Not every early skin tumour necessarily requires surgery. For certain superficial forms of skin cancer and their precursors, non-surgical procedures may be considered depending on the diagnosis.

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What it is about

Treatment without a scalpel – if the findings allow it

Actinic keratoses are precursors of non-melanoma skin cancer and develop mainly on sun-damaged skin, such as the forehead, bald scalp, backs of the hands or forearms.

Who it is for

When a non-surgical procedure may be considered.

  • Rough, scaly patches on sun-damaged skin (actinic keratoses).
  • Several precursors in a larger skin area (so-called field cancerisation).
  • A confirmed superficial basal cell carcinoma that is suitable for a non-surgical procedure.
  • Findings in areas where surgery would be unfavourable.
Important: Not every skin tumour is suitable for non-surgical treatment. For deeper or unclear findings, surgical removal is usually advisable.

Costs

Good to know.

Private patients only

The practice is open exclusively to privately insured patients. Due to high demand, we are currently unable to offer appointments for patients with statutory health insurance or self-paying patients.

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Will the costs be reimbursed?

Services are billed according to the German medical fee schedule (GOÄ). Which services your private health insurance reimburses depends on your plan – if in doubt, please check with your insurer in advance.

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