Motsios Skin Clinic · Fungal skin infections

Fungal Skin Infections

Fungal infections of the skin are common infections that can appear on the trunk, limbs, skin folds, soles, or other areas. Proper diagnosis is important because many skin conditions can resemble a fungal infection.

Fungal infection assessment

Proper diagnosis, identification of the cause, and targeted antifungal treatment.

15–30′Duration of evaluation
TargetedTargeted therapy

For redness, scaling, itching, or persistent skin lesions.

Fungal infections may present with itching, scales, redness, circular lesions, or irritation in the skin folds. Treatment is tailored to the area, extent, and type of infection.

01 · Diagnosis

Clinical Evaluation

The appearance of the lesion, its location, duration, and any factors that favor recurrence are evaluated.

02 · Differential diagnosis

Not every irritation is a fungus.

Many conditions resemble a fungal infection, which is why a proper diagnosis is needed before treatment.

03 · Treatment

Targeted treatment

Appropriate topical or systemic treatment is selected depending on the location, extent, and persistence of the infection.

Diagnosis first

Proper treatment starts with a proper diagnosis.

Fungal infection can resemble eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, or irritation. Unnecessary use of creams without a diagnosis can delay proper treatment.

Step 01

Evaluation of the lesion

Checking location, form, duration, and potential factors for recurrence.

Step 02

Image confirmation

Where necessary, further testing may be requested to confirm the diagnosis.

Step 03

Treatment plan

Selection of antifungal therapy and instructions to avoid recurrence.

Skin infection care

Treatment must be properly completed to reduce the risk of recurrence.

Treatment depends on the area and extent of the infection. In some cases, topical treatment is sufficient, while in more persistent forms, a different approach may be required.

An important part of treatment is hygiene instructions, proper care of the area, and avoiding factors that maintain moisture or irritation.

Start with diagnosis
Questions

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Quick answers before your first visit.

Are fungal skin infections contagious?

Certain forms can be transmitted through direct contact or sharing items, which is why proper diagnosis and instructions are needed.

Can genital warts recur?

Yes. Moisture, sweating, skin folds, and incomplete treatment can increase the likelihood of recurrence.

Is a pill always necessary?

No. Many cases are treated with topical therapy, but the choice depends on the extent, area, and persistence of the infection.

Book an appointment

Book an appointment for a fungal infection evaluation.

Start with a proper diagnosis and targeted treatment for skin fungal infections and recurrences.

Call for an appointment — (+30) 210 7105855