Dermatology Clinic am Luegplatz Duesseldorf
The Dermatology Clinic am Luegplatz Duesseldorf is a modern private clinic that specializes in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of a full range of skin diseases. The medical facility's specialists have extensive experience in the treatment of precancerous conditions and skin cancer, atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, acne, rosacea, and other dermatological diseases. The clinic is equipped with the latest generation of laser equipment, so the healthcare facility successfully performs laser removal of moles, warts, age spots, tattoos, and spider veins. The clinic also provides top-class services in the fields of dermatologic surgery, allergology, and aesthetic dermatology.
Patients are treated by qualified doctors who have gained invaluable clinical experience at prestigious university hospitals in Germany. The specialists strictly follow the current clinical protocols and recommendations of the German Society of Dermatology (DDG) and the International Society of Dermatology (ISD).
The team of physicians at the Dermatology Clinic am Luegplatz Duesseldorf is focused on providing personalized medical care using the latest therapeutic techniques in a comfortable environment.
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You may stay at the hotel of your choice during the outpatient program. Our managers will support you for selecting the best option.
Location
Duesseldorf is a beautiful city located on the right bank of the Rhine River, in the western part of Germany. Duesseldorf was founded back in 1135, and only in 1288 was it granted the status of a city. Today, Duesseldorf is one of the most important economic, transport, and cultural centers in the country. This diverse city combines beautiful ancient architecture, modern buildings, numerous offices of world-famous companies, prestigious educational institutions, progressive research centers, and much more.
The very heart of Duesseldorf is the Old Town with its beautiful architectural buildings, including the Old Town Hall, the Castle Tower, and the Gothic St. Lambert's Church. The city's central square has cafes, bars, and restaurants to suit every taste and budget. There is also a Ferris wheel from which you can admire the beauty of the city from a bird's eye view.
An interesting landmark in Duesseldorf is the 234-meter Rheinturm TV Tower. At the top of the tower, there is a revolving restaurant and an observation deck that offers an amazing panorama of Duesseldorf.
While in Duesseldorf, you should definitely take a walk along the Royal Alley, which is lined on both sides with centuries-old chestnut trees. A water channel runs along the avenue, crossed by bridges and adorned with a beautiful sculpture and fountain.
Lovers of ancient castles will enjoy the majestic Rococo-style Benrath Palace, surrounded by a green park, on the banks of the Rhine River. Formerly a princely residence, the palace is now a museum open to tourists.
Duesseldorf also has many interesting museums. Especially popular are the Film Museum, the Goethe Museum, the Ceramics Museum, and the Kunstpalast Museum.
