Dermatologist in Barcelona

I treat common conditions such as psoriasis, acne and eczema, as well as skin growths such as seborrhoeic keratoses. We look at the lesions, the symptoms they cause and what you have tried so far to assess which treatment you need.

With psoriasis, acne or eczema, the aim is to control flare-ups and discomfort. If a seborrhoeic keratosis or another skin growth worries you, we clarify what it is and whether it needs treatment. I explain the options, home care and when to review your progress.

A new or changing mole can be worrying, especially if you have had skin problems before or have a family history. A mole check helps identify which lesions need monitoring and whether any should be removed.

I explain which changes to look for, how to protect your skin from the sun and how often a skin check makes sense for you. A lesion that appears, changes, bleeds or does not heal should be assessed by a doctor.

If you have a suspicious lesion or a skin cancer diagnosis, it is understandable to worry about what happens next. I explain what we know, what still needs confirming and the treatment options, so that you can make decisions with an understanding of each step.

I also assess and treat actinic keratoses, precancerous lesions linked to accumulated sun damage. We agree on treatment and follow-up based on the type of lesion and your medical history, with guidance on what to watch for between appointments.

Spots, redness or stinging can affect how you see yourself and whether you feel like being in a photo or meeting someone. That discomfort matters too. We review what is happening and what you have tried to find a treatment you can keep up with.

Acne and rosacea need different treatments. In both cases, I explain which care is appropriate, what changes to expect and when to assess the response. The aim is to control flare-ups and give you less to worry about with your skin.

When itching disrupts your sleep or your skin keeps reacting, you can end up worrying about everything that touches it. We look at how the symptoms develop and which products you use to distinguish between a contact allergy, atopic dermatitis or another cause.

We aim to relieve itching and control flare-ups with specific instructions: what to use, how to apply it and what to do if symptoms worsen. Knowing how to care for your skin between flare-ups is also part of treatment.

I specialise in difficult-to-treat or long-standing warts. I combine different treatment methods according to the lesions and their response to previous treatments.

We review where the warts are, how long they have been there and what you have tried. I explain the options I recommend, the discomfort they may cause and the care you will need afterwards.

If pigmentation bothers you or you have collected products without knowing whether they help, we start by understanding your skin. We assess whether it is melasma, solar lentigines or another type of pigmentation before discussing treatment.

We review what you use and put together a cleansing, moisturising and sun protection routine you can maintain. I explain the improvement we can expect and the limits of each option, so you can decide which care is worth your time and money.

We assess both hair shedding and changes in density: a widening parting, a receding hairline or a thinner ponytail. We review how these changes have developed and examine your scalp to investigate the cause and discuss treatment.

I explain which options make sense for you, the results to expect and when we can assess whether treatment is working. This helps you make an informed decision and follow your progress without drawing conclusions in the mirror every day.