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Make an appointment for FotoFinder MOLE SCREENING on the website or by phone. Our address: 1132 Budapest, Visegrádi u. 40. Tel: +36 20 344 3733 Mole Screening - FotoFinder Consultation hours: Monday: 07:00 - 13:00 Tuesday: 07:00 - 13:00 Wednesday: 07:00 - 13:00 Thursday: 07:00 - 13:00 Friday: 07:00 - 13:00 Every second Saturday: 07:00 - 13:00 Available as of February To Price Lists Jazzy rádió interjú a FotoFinder AI alapú anyajegyszűrésről Dr. Vértes András 00:00 / 08:37 Full-Body Skin Documentation for Early Detection of Skin Changes – FotoFinder® Technology at Visegrádi40 Private Practice The health and beauty of the skin are of paramount importance today, making the early detection of skin changes essential. To monitor skin conditions through imaging technology, we utilize FotoFinder®—one of the world's leading solutions. This advanced device aids in the documentation and visualization of dermatological changes and is now available at the Visegrádi40 Private Practice. State-of-the-Art Skin Diagnostics Our clinic is equipped with the latest 2024 FotoFinder® ATBM IV, the world’s most recognized high-end diagnostic system. Using a specialized algorithm, this cutting-edge technology provides the most reliable diagnosis yet for moles appearing anywhere on the body. It can effectively track even the smallest skin changes, even in cases where more than 100 moles are present. Mole Screening Although the FotoFinder system has a wide range of applications, we place special emphasis on the early detection of benign and malignant skin changes. To map out potential skin tumors, the device performs a detailed examination of moles, capturing high-resolution images and utilizing artificial intelligence alongside a global database to classify detected skin changes with exceptional precision. Early Detection Saves Lives Identifying melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and other pigment cell-derived skin cancers at an early stage is crucial. When malignant skin changes are detected in time, the chances of successful treatment exceed 90%. Annual screenings are recommended for all adults to maintain skin health and ensure long-term safety. Full-Body Dermatoscopy This comprehensive examination of the entire skin surface helps thoroughly assess skin changes and determine the risk of skin cancer. Psoriasis (Psoriatic) and Inflammatory Skin Analysis To diagnose psoriasis and evaluate inflammatory skin conditions, we conduct specialized examinations that provide a complete picture of our patients' skin health. The FotoFinder PASI (Psoriasis Area and Severity Index) assessment is used to objectively measure the severity and extent of psoriasis. The PASI scale allows dermatologists to evaluate the spread of the disease (the proportion of affected skin) and the severity of symptoms such as redness, scaling, and thickening of the skin. Entomodermatoscopy Entomodermatoscopy is a diagnostic procedure used by doctors to examine skin changes caused by insects and parasites. This method helps identify the causes of allergic reactions or other skin conditions. Insect bites and allergic reactions: If a patient experiences insect bites accompanied by allergic reactions, entomodermatoscopy can assist in identifying the underlying causes of symptoms. Parasitic infections: When a mite, flea, or lice infection is suspected to cause skin alterations. Skin changes and tissue transformations: If visible skin abnormalities (such as pimples, rashes, or blisters) may be linked to insects or parasites. Capillaroscopy Capillaroscopy enables the examination of capillaries, helping doctors assess skin microcirculation. This is particularly useful in diagnosing conditions such as eczema and psoriasis. The FotoFinder system, with its ability to magnify up to 400 times, provides an exceptionally detailed examination of skin structures. Its AI-supported diagnostic software helps physicians detect changes and plan necessary treatments. How Does the FotoFinder® Examination Work? FotoFinder® utilizes state-of-the-art AI-driven full-body skin mapping to help detect skin diseases early and prevent their development. The examination process: The patient stands in front of the camera, which takes high-resolution images from 20 different angles, capturing every skin lesion on the body. The system does more than take pictures—it assists in diagnosis and tracks changes over time. For follow-up patients, the AI software automatically detects new lesions or changes in existing ones, aiding in early-stage cancer detection. Detecting malignant skin changes hidden among benign moles is especially crucial for high-risk patients, as early diagnosis can save lives. A trained assistant performs the examination, and after AI evaluation, a dermatologist analyzes and validates the results. Moleanalyzer Pro – AI-Powered Skin Cancer Detection The high-resolution camera technology of FotoFinder is complemented by Moleanalyzer Pro, an AI-based software that continuously updates its diagnostic capabilities using global databases from leading dermatology clinics. This allows for precise risk assessment of melanoma malignum, providing increasingly accurate results over time. Automated Mole Screening – Key Benefits High-resolution images of all moles for accurate documentation AI-assisted analysis, reviewed by a specialist dermatologist Skin cancer risk assessment for early detection Since moles change in number, size, and color over time, early detection of malignant transformations is essential—it can save lives. Dermatologists recommend yearly skin checks for optimal skin health. Who Should Undergo FotoFinder® Skin Cancer Screening? If you notice a sudden appearance of a new mole If you observe changes in the size, shape, or color of an existing mole If the number of moles has increased and you seek peace of mind with a professional diagnosis For effective treatment, early detection and removal of malignant lesions are crucial. With our automated mole screening service, you won’t be left with uncertainty— You receive detailed photographic documentation Online dermatologist evaluation is included Personal consultation with the evaluating dermatologist is available Fast diagnosis, fast help when you need it! How Does the FotoFinder® Full-Body Mole Mapping Work? The mole and skin cancer screening is performed with the patient wearing minimally covering underwear (men: brief-style underwear, women: thong underwear, without a bra). The patient stands in front of a special blue background, facing a machine with a moving camera. Step-by-Step Process: Full-body imaging – The camera captures high-resolution images from precisely marked positions to cover the entire skin surface. Fast, simple, and painless – The procedure is completely non-invasive and safe for pregnant women and children (minimum height: 130 cm). Capturing hidden moles – Moles in hard-to-see areas (ears, navel, intimate areas, between fingers and toes, scalp) are also recorded. Automated positioning and comparison – The laser-guided system and Ghost function overlay previous images with new ones, ensuring consistent positioning and allowing for accurate mole tracking over time. AI-powered analysis – The software automatically detects changes, marking even the smallest differences and highlighting newly formed moles. Instant storage and comparison – All skin images are automatically saved, making it easy to compare new scans with previous ones. Why Choose FotoFinder®? Speeds up the diagnostic process – Instant analysis for early detection of skin changes. Enhances dermatological examinations – Provides highly detailed visual records, assisting dermatologists in identifying potential risks. Increases treatment success rates – The earlier a skin condition is detected, the better the chances of successful treatment. Immediate Peace of Mind Worried about a suspicious mole? Get a quick, reassuring negative result—no waiting required! If a positive result occurs, you can immediately begin the necessary treatment or intervention. Examination duration: Approximately 30 minutes, depending on the number of moles. Full-Body Mapping and Aesthetic Imaging The FotoFinder aesthetic module enables precise treatment planning and the creation of impressive "before and after" images, which are particularly useful for aesthetic procedures. Additionally, the system’s new PASIscan feature offers an advanced solution for documenting and evaluating psoriasis severity through computerized PASI (Psoriasis Area and Severity Index) assessment. Advanced Hair Consultation and Trichoscopy Services For diagnosing hair loss and scalp conditions, we utilize the FotoFinder modern hair consultation system, providing objective and accurate evaluations. Three-step process: Capturing high-resolution scalp images Uploading data to the TrichoLAB system Receiving a detailed trichoscopy report This process delivers scientific evidence on your hair’s condition, assisting in treatment decisions and therapy planning. Comprehensive Skin, Hair, and Nail Analysis Beyond dermatology, FotoFinder technology plays a crucial role in hair and nail examinations. Full HD camera imaging for detailed diagnostics Accurate assessment of skin, hair, and nails Laboratory diagnostics for personalized treatment planning With cutting-edge imaging and clinical expertise, we ensure the most effective therapy tailored to your needs! Cutting-Edge Technology in Dermatoscopy The medicam 1000s Full HD camera, an integral part of the FotoFinder system, delivers exceptional image resolution and detail. Key Features: CrystalView® Technology – ensures the sharpest, high-resolution images D-Scope IV Lens with TwinLight Technology – allows easy switching between polarized and non-polarized light Interchangeable Front Caps – for enhanced imaging flexibility This advanced imaging system offers new perspectives in evaluating and diagnosing skin health with unmatched clarity. Reliability & Image Quality in Daily Practice The medicam 1000s camera is color-calibrated and fully software-controlled, ensuring consistent imaging conditions and outstanding quality in everyday medical practice. Why It Matters for Dermatologists? ✔ Perfect illumination and sharp images for accurate diagnoses ✔ Seamless workflow with precise image capture ✔ Enhanced diagnostic confidence for early detection of skin conditions With FotoFinder’s state-of-the-art technology, dermatologists can now diagnose with greater accuracy and efficiency than ever before! Contact and Further Information If you would like to learn more about the services offered by FotoFinder or would like to book an appointment, please contact Visegrádi40 Private Clinic. If you have any questions or special requests, we are happy to assist you. We warmly welcome you to Visegrádi40 Private Clinic, where the most advanced skin diagnostics meet personalized care! Available as of February Árlista

Időpontfoglalás diabetológia szakrendelésre, terhességi cukorbetegség gondozásra. Diabétesz tünetei, 1-es típusú cukorbetegség, 2-es típusú diabétesz esetén keresse diabetológus szakorvosainkat! Diabetológus laborral. Címünk: 1132 Budapest, Visegrádi u. 40. Tel: +36 20 344 3733 Diabetology Consultation hours: Monday: 15:30 - 18:00 Wednesday: 13:00 - 19:00 Book an Appointment To Price Lists When Should You See a Diabetologist? Diabetology is the branch of medicine that deals with disorders of sugar metabolism, the treatment of diabetes, and the prevention of complications. Diabetes is a carbohydrate metabolism disorder in which unused sugar floods the tissues. Abnormally high blood sugar levels may indicate the presence of the disease. The condition can be caused by the pancreas failing to produce enough insulin or by the body's resistance to insulin (insulin resistance or relative insulin deficiency). Diabetes can be classified into several types, including prediabetes (a condition where blood sugar levels are higher than normal but not yet classified as diabetes), gestational diabetes, type 1 diabetes, and type 2 diabetes. Type 1 Diabetes Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease in which the immune system attacks the insulin-producing cells of the pancreas. The destruction of these cells leads to insulin deficiency, causing blood sugar levels to become unbalanced. This condition is not curable but can be managed with appropriate treatment, such as insulin replacement therapy (insulin injections or insulin pumps). Insulin is a hormone produced by beta cells in the Langerhans islets of the pancreas, helping glucose enter the cells. Type 2 Diabetes In type 2 diabetes, the insulin produced by the body does not effectively lower blood sugar levels due to insulin resistance. This resistance results from the malfunctioning of insulin receptors. Type 2 diabetes can often be managed with regular blood sugar monitoring, a balanced and healthy diet, adequate physical activity, and, in some cases, medication. Our Diabetes Services Include: Diabetes (diabetes mellitus) screening Medication management and dietary care Gestational diabetes care Diabetes complication assessment and treatment Dietary counseling Telemedicine monitoring Laboratory tests Read Dr. Katalin Fügedi’s article on the 5 Key Symptoms of Type 2 Diabetes in our ‘Good to Know’ Section! Book an Appointment Árlista

Időpontfoglalás szívultrahang vizsgálatra a honlapon. Címünk: 1132 Budapest, Visegrádi u. 40. Tel: +36 20 344 3733 Heart Ultrasound Examination Consultation hours: Monday: 12:00 - 18:30 Wednesday: 13:30 - 18:30 Book an Appointment To Price Lists Echocardiogram (Heart Ultrasound) An echocardiogram (heart ultrasound) is an important diagnostic tool, a non-invasive, painless examination that helps assess the state of the heart and can aid in the early detection of various heart diseases. At Visegrádi40 Private Practice, the echocardiogram is performed by Dr. Dóra Szebényi, a specialist in echocardiography and cardiology. When Is It Important to Have an Echocardiogram? For Cardiovascular Complaints: Palpitations or feeling of the heart racing in the chest Extremely fast (over 100 beats per minute), slow (under 50 beats per minute), or irregular heart rate Chest pain (sharp or pressing sensation) Shortness of breath (especially during exertion, but also at rest) Dizziness or fainting (when standing up suddenly, sitting up, or bending forward) Unexplained fatigue Neck or arm radiating pain For Recognized Heart Conditions: At least once a year or on an urgent basis if symptoms occur Heart rhythm disorders: extrasystoles or other arrhythmias High blood pressure: long-term hypertension can strain the heart and increase the risk of heart diseases Heart valve problems: such as valve stenosis After a heart attack or heart bypass surgery, regular follow-up is needed, and the cardiologist may recommend an echocardiogram as part of the rehabilitation process. Family History of Heart Diseases: If you have a family history of heart diseases, especially if they developed at a young age, it is advisable to monitor the health of your heart periodically, even if you don’t experience any symptoms. Excluding Pulmonary or Other Diseases: If you have respiratory symptoms due to lung diseases (e.g., asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) and there is no clear explanation, it is important to rule out heart problems. Swollen lymph nodes or edema: if swelling (e.g., limb swelling) or other signs of heart failure occur, an echocardiogram can help in accurate diagnosis. In Older Age: Over 40 years old: As we age, the condition of the heart can change. For older patients, an echocardiogram can help monitor the heart’s health and detect possible diseases early. During Physical Exertion: For Athletes: If you regularly engage in intense physical exercise, an echocardiogram can help monitor the strain on the heart and assess the condition and development of the heart muscle. As Part of a Cardiological Screening: If you wish to prevent heart diseases, especially if you belong to a high-risk group (e.g., obesity, diabetes, high cholesterol, smoking, lack of exercise), it is worth undergoing a screening that may include an echocardiogram. If you recognize any of the above symptoms in yourself, or if there is a history of heart disease in your family, it is advisable to consult with a cardiologist and have the necessary examinations done as soon as possible. Book an Appointment

Fermentation is an ancient technique that not only preserves food, but also has numerous health benefits. Fermented foods support digestion, strengthen the immune system, and enhance nutrient absorption. But why should you incorporate these traditional foods into your modern diet? In this article, our dietitian breaks down the most important benefits of fermented foods. Kovászos kenyér. Fermentation, also known as fermentation, is one of the oldest methods of food preservation, dating back thousands of years. It was used by ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians, Chinese, and Romans to extend the shelf life of foods and enhance their flavor. Sauerkraut, yogurt, kefir, and sourdough bread are all products of this technique. During fermentation, microorganisms – such as bacteria and yeast – break down food components in an oxygen-deficient environment, which not only preserves the food but also makes it richer in nutrients. The health benefits of fermented foods Supports digestion: Fermented foods contain probiotics that help restore the balance of gut flora, reducing digestive problems such as bloating or constipation. Strengthens the immune system: The health of the intestinal flora is closely related to the functioning of the immune system. Probiotics contribute to increasing the body's defenses. Increases nutrient absorption: The fermentation process breaks down antinutrients (such as phytic acid), making it easier for the body to absorb iron, zinc, and other minerals. It also increases the amount of B vitamins and vitamin C. Anti-inflammatory effect: Regular consumption of fermented foods may help reduce inflammation, such as in cases of IBS or other chronic diseases. Additional benefits They offer nutrients in pre-digested form, putting less strain on the digestive system. They contain probiotics that support the health of the intestinal flora and contribute to the proper functioning of the metabolism. They have a higher vitamin content (such as vitamin C) than when raw. Fermentált ételek: jótékony emésztést támogató hatás Why is it worth eating fermented foods? Eating fermented foods not only improves digestion, but also strengthens the immune system and helps maintain a balance of intestinal flora. They contain natural probiotics that help prevent many health problems. In addition, these foods are tasty and add variety to the diet. Fermentation can be easily done at home, so we can prepare additive-free foods that suit our own tastes and support our health.

It's epidemic season, and we may be unable to avoid viral infections. Our internal medicine specialist has collected some helpful tips below to help you overcome viral infections more easily. In case of a viral infection, sleep and rest are advised. 1. Rest and sleep Our bodies need more rest during viral infections . Sleep and rest allow the immune system to fight pathogens more effectively. Try to get at least 7-8 hours of sleep a day, and if necessary, take breaks during the day. 2. Proper nutrition A balanced diet is essential to support your immune system . Eat plenty of fresh vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins and minerals. Getting enough vitamin C (e.g. citrus fruits) and vitamin D (e.g. fatty fish) is especially important . Also, make sure you get enough protein and fiber. 3. Fluid intake Staying properly hydrated helps your body detoxify and support your immune system. Drink at least 2 liters of fluids daily, primarily water, herbal teas, or freshly squeezed fruit juices. 4. Treating fever and pain Fever is the body's natural defense mechanism against infection. Reducing fever is not necessarily necessary as long as the body temperature does not exceed 38.5°C and you feel well . However, persistently high body temperature can adversely affect the functioning of specific organs. In such cases, it is worth taking a fever reducer, but a cooling bath or cold compress can also help. A lázat nem feltétlenül kell gyógyszerrel csillapítani 5. Vitamin and mineral supplementation Certain vitamins and minerals are important for the proper functioning of the immune system. In addition to vitamin C and vitamin D, zinc and selenium can also strengthen the immune system. You can take these from natural sources or, if necessary, in the form of dietary supplements. 6. Compliance with hygiene rules To prevent the spread of infections, it is important to wash your hands regularly and thoroughly with warm water and soap for at least 20 seconds . Avoid touching your face and use a tissue when coughing or sneezing, which you should throw away immediately after use. 7. Stress management Chronic stress can weaken your immune system, so it's important to manage your stress. Try relaxation techniques like meditation, yoga, or deep breathing exercises. These can help maintain your mental and physical well-being. 8. Exercise and fresh air Regular, moderate-intensity exercise, such as walking in the fresh air, supports the immune system and improves well-being. However, be careful not to overexert yourself and avoid strenuous activities if you are sick. By following these tips, you can help strengthen your body's defenses and fight off viral illnesses more quickly. If your symptoms do not improve or worsen, be sure to see your doctor. When should you see a doctor for a viral infection? Although most viral illnesses improve within a few days with home treatment and rest, there are cases when it is worth consulting a specialist. A medical consultation is recommended if you have the following symptoms: Vírusfertőzés esetén bizonyos esetekben érdemes orvoshoz fordulni High, persistent fever – If the fever lasts for more than 3 days or rises above 38.5°C, especially if it does not respond to fever reducers. Severe sore throat and difficulty swallowing – If the pain does not subside and pus-filled lumps or white plaque appear on the tonsils, a bacterial infection (e.g., strep throat) may be a possibility. Prolonged or worsening cough – If the cough lasts for more than two weeks, is accompanied by choking or chest pain, and may be accompanied by bloody or greenish phlegm. Difficulty breathing – If you experience wheezing, difficulty breathing, chest tightness, or a feeling of lack of oxygen, seek immediate medical attention. Severe headache and stiff neck – If the headache comes on suddenly, intensely, and the neck becomes stiff, it could be a sign of meningitis, which requires urgent care. Severe abdominal pain or persistent vomiting – If the patient cannot replace lost fluids, there is a risk of dehydration. Worsening or prolonged symptoms – If there is no improvement after a week, or if new, unusual symptoms appear, it is worth consulting a doctor. If you are unsure about the severity of your symptoms or would like advice on the appropriate treatment, please feel free to contact our experts at Visegrádi40 Private Clinic . The sooner you seek help, the faster you can avoid the development of more serious complications.

Among the symptoms of type 2 diabetes, five most likely indicate the presence of the disease. If you experience any of these, don't delay seeing a doctor! Get a diagnosis as soon as possible because, without treatment, diabetes can cause serious complications! Five characteristic symptoms of type 2 diabetes Type 2 diabetes is the lurking enemy. Unfortunately, type 2 diabetes can cause serious complications, ranging from cardiovascular problems to kidney failure and nerve damage . These complications can even lead to irreversible consequences, such as amputation or loss of vision . Therefore, timely diagnosis and appropriate treatment of diabetes is extremely important. Patients with diabetes often do not experience symptoms in the first years or simply ignore them, and the disease is only discovered by chance during a routine blood test. However, certain signs can warn of the possibility of diabetes, so it's worth paying attention to them. If you notice more of the symptoms, you should see a doctor as soon as possible! The 5 most characteristic symptoms of type 2 diabetes 1. Constant thirst / Frequent urge to urinate / Sudden weight loss One of the early signs that can draw attention to the presence of diabetes is frequent and increased urination. The kidneys normally filter the glucose in the blood, but if the glucose level increases excessively, the kidneys cannot filter it back effectively, so the excess amount is excreted in the urine. As a result, fluid is also removed from the body, which leads to dehydration, and acetone breath may appear. If high blood sugar is really the cause of thirst, increased fluid intake cannot satisfy it either. In this case, you have to go to the toilet often, wake up several times during the night with the urge to urinate, or you are constantly thirsty even if you drink a lot of fluids. Since the glucose leaving the urine is not stored in the body, it is not absorbed by the cells, and even drastic weight loss can begin . 1st characteristic symptom: constant feeling of thirst; urinary stimulus 2. Constant feelings of hunger/binge eating Constant hunger or sudden, hard-to-satisfy hunger can also indicate the presence of diabetes, as can frequent overeating. Even though enough food enters the body, the cells are not able to utilize it efficiently. Our body perceives that it is not getting enough energy (e.g., glucose), even if there is an excess of it. In this case, our body gives only one possible response: the feeling of hunger increases to provide the necessary energy. In addition, eating does not relieve this feeling of hunger, even if the amount and nutritional content of the food consumed are adequate. 2ndcharacteristic symptom: feeling of hunger; binge eating stimulus 3. Hard-to-heal wounds / Dry, itchy skin High blood sugar can cause blood vessels to lose their elasticity and narrow. As a result, less oxygen-rich and nutrient-rich blood reaches the cells, including damaged areas. As a result of the circulatory disorder, wounds and injuries heal more slowly and with difficulty, especially on the limbs, hands, and feet. In addition, the skin may become dry, itchy and red. In addition to the slower healing of wounds, it is possible that infections develop and become ulcerated . Diabetics are generally more prone to infections because their immune systems are weaker. The most common infections can affect the skin, urinary tract, and, in the case of women, the vagina. These infections are difficult , sometimes symptoms are slow to heal and often return. 3rd characteristic symptom: wounds that are difficult to heal; skin dryness 4. Extreme fatigue / Dizziness As a result of diabetes, the cells may lack sufficient nutrients and oxygen. Energy from glucose is also lacking, even though blood glucose levels are high. As a result, we can feel tired, exhausted and weak , and we can often feel dizzy . Even if we get enough sleep and eat healthy. 4th characteristic symptom: fatigue; dizziness 5. Visual impairment Diabetic retinopathy is a disease of the eye's retina that develops in diabetics and, in some cases, leads to severe vision loss. This disease is the most common ophthalmic complication of diabetes, which can develop in both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. The disease is caused by persistently high blood sugar levels, which can lead to retinal vein changes and damage, as well as vitreous hemorrhage. Although diabetic retinopathy can be cured, if left untreated, it can lead to blindness. 5thCharacteristic symptom: visual impairment What should you do if you experience any of the above symptoms? Do three things if you experience the above symptoms: Make an appointment for a blood test! Use the Diabetes Package Laboratory Test at Visegrádi40 Private Practice! After receiving the laboratory findings, make an appointment for a consultation with a diabetologist! Visit your eye doctor! You are always the first in Visegrádi40 Private Practice!