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Zurich/Skin and Laser

Swiss Derma Clinic

Zurich, Switzerland · Skin and Laser

Swiss Derma Clinic is a dermatological and aesthetic practice in Zurich with a focused laser and skin service, covering laser hair removal, tattoo removal, treatment of thread veins and the removal of benign skin lesions, using current generation laser systems. We profile it here as an example of a focused skin and laser clinic in the city. As with any clinic offering medical aesthetic treatments, your suitability should be assessed in person, and you should always confirm current details, pricing and credentials directly with the clinic.

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The clinic

Why it stands out

The most useful thing to know about Swiss Derma Clinic is that it is a focused dermatological and aesthetic practice, with laser and skin work at the centre of its menu and a stated emphasis on current generation laser systems. A clinic that concentrates on laser tends to know its devices well, which can be reassuring. The right starting point for any laser treatment is an honest read of your skin type and concern, followed by the device and settings best matched to it, rather than one machine sold as the answer to everything. For energy based treatments, ask who carries out and supervises the work and what their qualifications are. The clinic covers hair removal, vascular and pigment work and lesion removal, so a careful consultation should narrow that down to what genuinely suits you.

Location
Zurich

Exact address to be confirmed with the clinic.

Setting
Dermatological and aesthetic

A focused laser and skin practice. Verify the treating clinician and their credentials directly.

Known for
Skin and Laser

Laser hair removal, tattoo removal, thread veins and lesion removal.

Treatments

What they are known for

Laser hair removal

Course based laser hair reduction, with the device and settings chosen for your skin tone and hair type. See the treatment guide.

Tattoo removal

Laser tattoo removal over a series of sessions, with results depending on ink colour, depth and your skin. Confirm the device and the realistic number of sessions.

Thread veins and lesions

Treatment of thread veins and removal of benign skin lesions. A benign appearance should still be assessed by a clinician. Confirm the full menu and who performs each treatment.

The specific treatments, devices and clinicians available change over time and should be treated as to be confirmed until verified directly with Swiss Derma Clinic.

Indicative prices

A guide, not a quote

Laser hair removal, per session
120 to 500 francs

In Swiss francs, varying by the size of the area. Packages are usually better value than single sessions.

Tattoo removal, per session
150 to 600 francs

Per session, depending on the size and colours. Several sessions are usually needed.

Consultation
To be confirmed

A consultation or patch test fee may apply, sometimes redeemable against treatment. Ask in advance.

These figures are indicative, quoted in Swiss francs, and reflect typical Zurich pricing rather than the clinic's published rates. Treat every figure as to be confirmed until set out in writing by the clinic. Pricing depends on the device, the area and the plan agreed at your consultation.

The honest part

Risks worth knowing

Laser and energy based skin treatments are medical procedures and carry real risks even in capable hands. Expect redness, swelling and warmth after treatment, usually settling within hours to a few days. Less common effects include blistering, crusting, infection and changes in pigmentation, where the skin becomes lighter or darker than before. Pigmentation change is a greater risk in deeper skin tones and on tanned skin, which is why a patch test and an honest assessment of your skin type matter. Tattoo removal in particular needs a series of sessions, some inks respond better than others, and full clearance cannot be promised. Results vary from person to person and nothing is guaranteed. Sun protection before and after treatment is essential. It is reasonable to ask who supervises medical laser treatments and how a reaction would be managed.

Good to know

At your consultation, ask who will treat you and their training, which device will be used and why it suits your skin, whether a patch test is included, how many sessions are realistic, and how a reaction would be managed. A reputable clinic welcomes these questions.

Medical disclaimer. Laser and energy based aesthetic treatments are medical procedures. This profile is independent general information, not medical advice or an endorsement. Prices are indicative and results vary from person to person. Suitability, technique and risks should be assessed in person by a qualified, licensed practitioner. Confirm all details, including current pricing and credentials, with the provider before booking.

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