Aura Derma
Clinical and aesthetic dermatology · medical direction
A dermatology consultation with dermoscopy before any aesthetic treatment. First we diagnose, then we decide.
Working depth
0.1 mm
Epidermis
Every treatment has a depth. Knowing which one — and staying there — is the difference between dermatology and device-driven aesthetics.
0.1 mm · What you can see
Spots, texture, pores, flaking. This is where superficial peels and pulsed light work. It's the layer that responds fastest — and the one that slips back fastest if it isn't cared for at home.
0.6 mm · Where collagen lives
Fine lines, early laxity, acne scars. Fractional radiofrequency and microneedling work at this depth. Results take weeks because you're asking the body to build new tissue.
2.0 mm · The structure
This is what holds the shape of the face. Focused ultrasound and collagen inducers. It's medical territory: this depth demands knowing vascular anatomy, not just the device.
4.0 mm · What we don't touch without a reason
Fat and vessels. Very few aesthetic treatments should reach this far, and none without a prior diagnosis. When someone promises results at this depth without examining you, be wary.
Order matters
Every first visit is a dermatology consultation with dermoscopy. We look at your whole skin, not just what worries you. Sometimes it leads to an aesthetic treatment; sometimes to a referral, and sometimes to finding out you need nothing.
Services
01
Before any aesthetic treatment there's a consultation that looks at your whole skin. Sometimes it leads to a plan and sometimes to a discharge.
Skin consultation
For anyone who wants to know what they have before deciding what to do.
30 min
Mole check
For an annual check or when something has changed in shape or color.
40 minAnnual
Body map
For skin with many moles that should be followed over time.
60 minAnnual
02
Two different problems on two different timelines: first the breakout is calmed, then what it left behind is treated.
Active acne protocol
For breakouts that don't respond to pharmacy products.
Monthly follow-up
Peel for scarring
For marks and texture once the acne is under control.
45 min4-6 sessions
Microneedling
For depressed scars and enlarged pores.
70 min3-4 sessions
Laser for scars
For pronounced texture that doesn't improve with the above.
50 min3 sessions
03
Aesthetics exist here, but they come after the diagnosis. If it isn't indicated, we say so and don't do it.
Biostimulation
For skin density and quality, not for changing your features.
50 min2-3 sessions
Fractional radiofrequency
For firmness when laxity is early.
60 min4 sessions
Focused ultrasound
To support facial contour once a year.
90 minAnnual
Botulinum toxin
For expression lines, with a follow-up review included.
30 minReview at 15 days
04
Rosacea, dermatitis and a damaged barrier. What works least here is piling on active products.
Rosacea protocol
For persistent redness and reactive skin.
Monthly follow-up
Skin barrier
For skin that has reacted to everything for months.
30 min
Vascular laser
For visible capillaries that don't go away with cosmetics.
30 min3-5 sessions
Second opinion
To review a diagnosis or a treatment done elsewhere.
45 min
It all starts with a skin consultation. Whatever comes next is decided there, with the indication already made and in writing.
Request a consultationWhat they say
4,9
268 Google reviews
“I went in for some spots and the doctor first sent me to check a mole I hadn't even looked at. It turned out to be nothing, but the fact that he looked beyond what I asked for won me over as a patient.”
“I'd had acne for years and protocols that didn't work. Here they explained why, with my skin in front of them and no rush. Six months later it's a different face.”
“I asked for a specific treatment I'd seen on social media and they told me it wasn't indicated in my case. They saved me 700 euros. That's why I keep coming back.”
Who will see you
The difference between treating skin at two millimeters safely or not lies in training. These are our medical license numbers.
Medical Director · Dermatology
License no. 29/0763418
Dermatologist with 18 years of practice. He diagnoses everything that comes through the door: if a lesion is pathological, it's treated as pathology, not as aesthetics.
Aesthetic dermatology
License no. 29/0891265
Leads laser, radiofrequency and the acne-scar protocols. Specific training in facial vascular anatomy — the reason we can safely work at depth here.
Dermatology nursing
License no. 29/E-3982
Wound care, protocol follow-up and home-routine education. She's the one who teaches how to use what's prescribed properly — where half the results are lost.
The first consultation
01
Background, phototype, what you use at home and what you've tried before.
02
A full-skin examination, including the moles you didn't come in to show us.
03
What's pathology, what's aesthetics and what needs nothing. We tell you just that clearly.
04
If there's an indication, a written plan. If not, you leave with no treatment and no extra cost.
General information for educational purposes. It does not replace a medical consultation or allow self-diagnosis. The treatments described require individual medical indication. Licensed healthcare center.
When to book without waiting
A mole that changes
In shape, color or size over months. Don't wait for the annual check.
A wound that won't close
More than four weeks without healing deserves a dermatologist's look.
Persistent itching with no cause
Especially if it's nocturnal and widespread.
New spots after 40
Most are benign. The few that aren't are the reason to check them.
This information is for guidance only and doesn't replace a consultation. If in doubt, the right thing is to have a dermatologist look at it — here or wherever you prefer.
The consultation
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We post what helps you decide: how a mole is examined, how deep each laser works, why we sometimes say no.
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Where we are
Calle de la clínica, 7 · ground floor
Street-level access, no steps
Before you come
Both, and in that order. It all starts with a dermatology consultation: first the skin is diagnosed, then we decide whether an aesthetic treatment is indicated. We don't work the other way around.
Because it's a real medical consultation, with dermoscopy and a diagnosis, not a sales session. If a treatment comes out of it, the fee is deducted from the first session.
It happens often and it's part of the job. If what worries you has no treatment indication, we'll tell you and explain why, even if it means we bill nothing that day.
The clinical dermatology side, yes, with several insurers. Aesthetics isn't covered by any insurance — be wary of anyone who tells you otherwise.
It depends on the depth being treated. The epidermis responds in days; dermal collagen takes six to twelve weeks because new tissue has to be built. We give you ranges, not dates.
Dermatology consultation
Thirty minutes with a dermatologist, dermoscopy included. If a treatment comes out of the consultation, the fee is deducted from the first session.
Aura Derma
Dermatology consultation · 4.9 ★ on Google