Dr Anastasia Emvalomati provides comprehensive dermatological care, modern treatment options and an individual approach to every skin concern.
Dermatologist – Venereologist
She trained at the 2nd Department of Dermatology of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki at Papageorgiou General Hospital, and at the 1st Department of Dermatology at Hippokration Hospital – Hospital for Venereal and Skin Diseases in Thessaloniki.
Dermatologist – Venereologist
She trained at the 2nd Department of Dermatology of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki at Papageorgiou General Hospital, and at the 1st Department of Dermatology at Hippokration Hospital – Hospital for Venereal and Skin Diseases in Thessaloniki.
Our practice aims to provide specialist care of a high standard, founded on a relationship of trust between doctor and patient.
We approach every patient’s care with responsibility, scientific rigour and personal attention, with healthy skin as our goal.
Thorough assessment and targeted diagnosis of every dermatological concern.
Treatment is tailored to each patient’s needs, age and medical history.
Regular assessment of moles, skin changes and chronic skin conditions.
Use of modern treatments where there is an appropriate medical indication.
A dermatologist–venereologist is a medical specialist in conditions affecting the skin, hair, nails and mucous membranes.
With extensive experience in clinical dermatology, Dr Anastasia Emvalomati draws on the latest evidence and international guidelines to treat skin conditions. There are more than 3000 different dermatological conditions. Some of the more common conditions are listed below:
Advanced technology to improve skin texture, acne scars, fine lines and signs of photoaging.
Modern laser applications for hair removal and the treatment of selected vascular or pigmented lesions.
Medical exfoliation treatments selected according to skin type, which can help improve acne, uneven pigmentation and skin texture.
Book your appointment for a clinical examination, preventive skin check or individual advice on the treatment that meets your needs.
Acne often begins in the pre-teen and teenage years, when the sebaceous glands become more active. However, it may persist into adulthood or first develop in adult life.
No. Acne can occur at any age. Adult acne is particularly common in women and often affects the lower face and jawline.
Increased sebum production, blocked pores, inflammation and the activity of Cutibacterium acnes contribute to acne. Hormones, heredity, certain medicines, stress and unsuitable cosmetics may also play a role.
The effect of diet varies from person to person. Patients are advised to observe whether particular foods are consistently associated with flare-ups and to follow a balanced diet.
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