Pediatric Dermatology
A pediatric dermatologist in Kyiv: care for healthy skin from the first days of life. Safe diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions at CSM Clinic.
Monday-Sunday 08:30 - 20:00
Kyiv, 17 Kovpaka St. (On the map)
Bila Tserkva, 191A Tarashchanska St. (On the map)
A pediatric dermatologist in Kyiv: care for healthy skin from the first days of life. Safe diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions at CSM Clinic.
A child's skin is not just a "smaller copy" of adult skin. It is thinner, more sensitive to allergens and infections, has a different pH, and needs special care. That is why rashes, dermatitis, and skin growths in young children should be treated by a specialist: a pediatric dermatologist. At CSM Clinic in Kyiv, we offer gentle diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions in children from birth to 18 years old. Our doctors can tell a harmless heat rash from a serious infection and know how to find an approach even to teenagers with problem skin.
Self-treatment with "grandma's remedies" or creams from advertisements can only make things worse. See a specialist if you notice any of the following in your child:
The CSM Clinic team works with a wide range of dermatological conditions:
Looking at the skin is not enough for an accurate diagnosis. Modern examination methods are available at CSM Clinic in Kyiv:
We follow the principles of evidence-based medicine. This means we do not prescribe unproven remedies or strict diets without need.
No. In the 2–3 hours before the visit, do not wash the affected areas with soap or treat them with brilliant green, iodine, or creams. This can "blur" the clinical picture and make it harder to take samples (scrapings).
Yes, acne is one of the most common reasons for seeing a dermatologist. We do not just clean the face; we address the cause of the breakouts by choosing proper home care and medication. It is important to remember that pimples should not be squeezed, as this can lead to scarring.
Atopic dermatitis is a chronic skin condition linked to impaired skin barrier function. In many children, symptoms lessen or disappear with age, provided the skin is cared for properly (regular use of emollients) and trigger factors are avoided. The dermatologist will teach you how to care for the skin of a child with atopy.
It is very difficult to tell an allergic rash from an infectious one on your own. Many infectious diseases (measles, chickenpox, scarlet fever) can begin with a rash that looks like an allergy. Infections are often accompanied by fever and general weakness, but only a doctor can make an accurate diagnosis.
Yes, molluscum contagiosum is a viral infection that spreads easily through direct contact or through shared toys and towels. It appears as small, firm bumps on the skin. Removing them yourself is not safe, as it can spread the infection.