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Wilanów Park II has had a new address on the local healthcare map for a few days now. At ul. Rycerstwa Polskiego 4, unit 5U, the Kos-Med dermatology and dermatosurgery clinic opened its doors on Saturday, September 12. On opening day all dermatology services came with a 15 percent discount, and since then the clinic has been running on its normal schedule.

Residents of Wilanów already know this address from other local services. Number 4 on Rycerstwa Polskiego is also home to a hairdresser and the Pastel Garden preschool, so Kos-Med fits into a building that has, for a while now, served as a small local service hub, a place where you can handle several everyday errands at once.

Acne, scars and hair loss

The clinic sees both adults and children. The offer covers basic dermatology, dermatosurgery, and mole checks, with every procedure performed by a dermatologist. That last point matters for anyone who wants to check their moles regularly for changes, something dermatologists recommend doing once a year, and something that is easy to keep putting off without a clinic nearby. Kos-Med also runs broader acne diagnostics, including hormonal testing, and offers peels for post-acne scars. A separate area is the diagnosis and treatment of hair loss, a topic patients usually research online first and only later bring to a specialist.

Appointments can be booked by phone at +48 698 689 109. Ahead of a planned consultation, patients can also email photos of a skin change, which lets the doctor form an initial assessment before the visit.

For Wilanów, where the population has grown faster than the infrastructure for fifteen years now, every new specialist clinic within walking distance is a concrete, practical change. There is no longer a need to travel to central Warsaw for a mole check or an acne consultation, or to book a visit in a distant district just to have your skin checked once a year.