What we treat
The skin is the body's largest organ, and its symptoms can range from persistent acne and eczema to changes in moles that need to be examined immediately. The dermatologists at Klíníkin welcome you for a consultation, diagnose, and treat – and if surgery is needed, it is performed right here on site.
We treat acne and rosacea, eczema, psoriasis and allergic skin, hair loss, nail diseases, hyperhidrosis, warts, and skin infections. Special emphasis is placed on skin cancer and suspicious spots: examination with a dermatoscope, biopsies, removal of skin tumours, and regular monitoring for those at increased risk.
We also offer cosmetic treatments, such as Botox and fillers, administered by specialists.
How we can help
Leading experts in their field
The team
Leading specialists and outstanding service.
Prices
The dermatologists at Klíníkin operate under a contract with Icelandic Health Insurance (SÍ). The patient pays a visit fee according to the Icelandic Health Insurance tariff, and Icelandic SÍ pays the remainder. A referral from a general practitioner (GP) is not required to see a dermatologist.
Cosmetic treatments are not covered by Icelandic Health Insurance and are paid in full by the patient. Prices from: Botox treatment 65,000 ISK and fillers 70,000 ISK. The final price depends on the scope of the treatment and is confirmed during the consultation.
Further details on patient co-payments can be found on the Icelandic Health Insurance website: sjukra.is
Book an appointment – no referral needed. You can book an appointment with a dermatologist directly on My Pages, by calling the reception, or by sending us a booking request here on the website. A referral from a GP is not required.
Consultation and examination. The dermatologist examines the skin, asks about symptoms and history, and diagnoses the issue. Spots are examined with a dermatoscope and biopsies are taken if necessary.
Treatment and follow-up. You will receive treatment suitable for your issue – medication, cream, phototherapy, or surgery. Minor procedures are performed under local anaesthesia on-site, and biopsy results will be sent to you on My Pages.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a referral to see a dermatologist?
When should I have a mole checked?
What happens if a spot or skin tumour needs to be removed?
Can I come in for a mole check even if I don't have any symptoms?
