Małgorzata Micał-Strąk, MD, PhD

Professional details

The medical licence number can be verified in the Central Register of Physicians of the Republic of Poland kept by the Polish Chamber of Physicians. We publish it because it allows the patient to check the doctor’s credentials independently before the visit.

Scope of the consultation

The consultation includes a medical history, examination of the skin, hair and nails, establishing a diagnosis and discussing further management. Where necessary, we carry out dermoscopy of pigmented lesions and order additional tests.

General dermatology

• inflammatory skin diseases: atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, seborrhoeic dermatitis, contact eczema,
• acne vulgaris, rosacea and post-acne changes,
• diseases of the hair and scalp, including various forms of hair loss,
• nail diseases, including testing for fungal infection,
• skin infections: bacterial, viral and fungal,
• assessment of melanocytic naevi and qualification of skin lesions for removal,
• sexually transmitted diseases within the scope of venereology.

Aesthetic medicine

• assessment of the skin and preparation of a treatment plan,
• treatments using hyaluronic acid and biostimulators,
• treatments improving skin quality and hydration,
• laser treatments and firming treatments,
• management of complications after earlier treatments, including correction with hyaluronidase.

How the visit proceeds

• Medical history – how long the symptoms have lasted and how they developed, previous treatment, coexisting illnesses, medicines taken, allergies and family history.
• Examination – assessment of the skin, where necessary over the whole body, and dermoscopy of pigmented lesions.
• Diagnosis and discussion of management – we present the possible treatment options together with the expected duration of therapy and its cost.
• Recommendations – given in writing, together with a prescription if one is needed and the date of a follow-up visit.

A visit usually lasts 20–30 minutes. Assessing all moles over the whole body takes longer, so please mention this when booking.

Preparing for the visit

• come without make-up if the lesions are on the face,
• remove nail polish if the visit concerns the nails,
• stop using medicinal preparations 2–3 days before the visit so that the clinical picture is not obscured,
• prepare a list of the medicines you take and the results of previous tests,
• photographs of lesions taken during a flare-up, if the symptoms are milder at the moment,
• avoid sunbathing in the period before a mole assessment.

When it is worth booking a consultation

• a skin lesion is growing, changing colour or shape, itching or bleeding,
• lesions persist for more than 4 weeks despite using over-the-counter preparations,
• heavy hair loss is accompanied by thinning visible in the mirror,
• nails change colour or thickness or separate from the nail bed,
• skin lesions recur in the same place several times a year,
• a chronic condition requires monitoring and adjustment of treatment,
• you are planning an aesthetic medicine treatment and would like an assessment of which method is appropriate.

Medical records and prescriptions

We keep medical records of every visit in accordance with the applicable regulations. Recommendations are given in writing. Prescriptions are issued electronically — you receive the code in a text message or as a printed information sheet.

Continuing treatment of a chronic condition requires a medical assessment. An online consultation is available, with a prescription if the doctor considers it justified after assessing the patient’s condition. We do not issue prescriptions without a prior consultation.

Price list

• Medical appointment – dermatological examination: 280–350 PLN
• Online consultation with a specialist, with a prescription if appropriate: 220 PLN
• Dermoscopic assessment of melanocytic naevi: 50–200 PLN
• Cryosurgery: from 150 PLN
• Testing for fungal infection – sample collection and mycological examination: from 100 PLN

The full list is available on the page HappyDERM price list.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a referral for a consultation?

No. We see patients privately and no referral is required. You can arrange a date by telephone or e-mail.

How long does a visit last?

Usually 20–30 minutes. Assessing all moles over the whole body takes longer — please mention this when booking so that enough time can be reserved.

Can a skin lesion be removed during the visit?

In many cases yes, if the clinical assessment does not indicate the need for earlier diagnostics. Please mention this when booking, as the procedure requires a longer appointment.

Will I receive the recommendations in writing?

Yes. Recommendations are given in writing together with the date of a follow-up visit. Prescriptions are issued electronically.

Can I book a visit in Nysa?

Yes. The Nysa clinic is at ul. Mariacka 10. Dates at both locations are arranged with reception.

In which language is the consultation held?

Consultations are held in Polish. Please let us know when booking if the patient needs the support of an interpreter.

Booking an appointment

An appointment can be booked by telephone on 573 290 488. When booking, please say which doctor you would like to see and which location you prefer.

Related pages

• Dermatologist Wrocław – scope of consultations
• Ireneusz Pijanowski, MD
• Dagmara Pawełczyk-Sicińska, MD
• Price list for consultations and treatments