Dermatology
Dermatology helps diagnose, treat, and prevent skin, hair, and nail conditions.
At myclinic, consultations are provided by Dr. Batsheva Levy, a dermatologist, who offers personalized care tailored to each patient.
Discover our pages dedicated to your skin concerns: Adult acne, Enlarged pores & skin texture, Dull skin & lack of radiance, Pigment spots & redness, Scars, Skin aging, Skin lesions & growths, Excessive sweating.
OUR CONSULTATIONS
• General dermatology
• Mole checks
• Skin cancer screening
• Acne and acne scars
• Rosacea
• Eczema and psoriasis
• Hair loss
• Warts and other skin lesions
consultation
Each consultation begins with a comprehensive clinical examination performed by Dr. Batsheva Levy, in order to establish a precise diagnosis and recommend the most suitable treatment.
THE APPROACH MYCLINIC
Our priority is to provide rigorous, personalized dermatological care based on the latest medical advancements to preserve your skin's health and quality.
LEARN MORE ABOUT DERMATOLOGY
When should you consult a dermatologist?
A consultation is recommended as soon as you notice a skin lesion that worries you or persists, such as a changing mole, a patch that does not heal, acne that resists treatment, itching, or hair loss. Dermatologists also play a key role in prevention, particularly for skin cancer screenings. Given the strong sun exposure in Israel, regular mole checks are highly recommended.
Mole checks
Dr. Batsheva Levy examines the entire skin, first with the naked eye and then with a dermatoscope—a magnifying instrument used to analyze each lesion in detail. Any suspicious lesion may be biopsied or removed, with laboratory analysis. A monitoring schedule is then recommended based on your skin type and medical history.
Medical and Aesthetic Dermatology
At myclinic, medical dermatology and aesthetic medicine go hand in hand. After treating acne or rosacea, for example, treatments such as chemical peels, Dermapen, or IPL can improve skin texture and reduce the appearance of marks.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should you have your moles checked? Generally once a year, or more frequently if you have many moles or a family history.
Is the consultation available in French? Yes, in French, Hebrew, and English.