Removing disturbing fibromas, moles and sebaceous glands
Removal of aesthetically disturbing skin changes: There are various skin changes, such as moles, enlarged sebaceous glands and skin cones (fibromas), which are completely harmless but aesthetically disturbing. If removal is desired, these can be removed either superficially or with a small incision.
If you wish to remove skin changes on the face, we recommend carrying out the treatment in the winter months (October-April) due to the reduced exposure to the sun.
Your dermatology specialist at Dermanence will be happy to put together an individual treatment plan with you in order to achieve the best possible cosmetic result.
If you are not sure which aesthetic treatments are best suited to your individual needs, we recommend a no-obligation consultation with one of our dermatologists. The consultation costs CHF 100 and takes about 20 minutes. This amount will be deducted from the cost of your aesthetic treatment. The consultation costs and aesthetic services must be paid directly on site after the procedure. In order to be able to assess your facial skin in the best possible way, please come to the aesthetic consultation without make-up.
The following payment conditions apply to so-called self-pay services, which are not covered by TARMED and are therefore not covered by health insurance: 30 days total amount, or the option to make partial payments of your choice with attractive interest rates (minimum payment 5% of the outstanding amount per month). In case of insufficient creditworthiness, no invoice can be issued and the amount is due immediately after the treatment on site. If necessary, creditworthiness can be clarified in advance.
Appointments that have already been made can be canceled free of charge up to 24 hours before the appointment. Please inform us by phone, email, Whatsapp or a voice message on the answering machine. To cancel an appointment booked online, use the cancel button in the confirmation email. If an appointment is canceled less than 24 hours before the appointment or not canceled at all (no-show), the patient is liable for compensation. If a treatment can no longer be carried out due to a patient delay, the obligation to pay compensation also applies.
All details can be found here in our GTC.