Motsios Skin Clinic · STI evaluation

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sexually transmitted diseases require proper diagnosis, a discreet approach, and timely treatment. The evaluation is conducted with respect, confidentiality, and the goal of protecting the health of the patient and their partners.

Confidential assessment

Discreet evaluation, proper screening, and personalized treatment.

20–30′Duration of evaluation
PrivateConfidential approach.

For symptoms, exposure to risk, or the need for preventive screening.

The evaluation concerns lesions in the genital area, discharge, pain, itching, irritation, genital warts, or simply the need for screening after potential exposure.

01 · Medical History

Discreet discussion

Symptoms, duration, potential exposure, and factors that assist in a correct diagnosis are recorded.

02 · Evaluation

Clinical Evaluation

Lesions or symptoms are evaluated, and appropriate laboratory or clinical testing is recommended where needed.

03 · Treatment

Targeted treatment

An appropriate treatment plan is designed, and instructions are provided for prevention, follow-up testing, and partner protection.

Diagnosis & prevention

Early diagnosis reduces the risk of complications and transmission.

Many sexually transmitted diseases may have mild symptoms or may not cause an immediately visible clinical presentation. Proper screening is important both for treatment and for preventing transmission.

Step 01

Symptom recognition

Evaluation of lesions, discharge, irritation, itching, or other changes in the area.

Step 02

Targeted screening

Selection of appropriate tests or clinical evaluation depending on the clinical picture and history.

Step 03

Treatment & instructions

Treatment where needed, instructions to prevent transmission, and information on follow-up testing.

Confidential care

The evaluation is conducted with utmost discretion and respect.

The goal is to immediately provide clear direction, without embarrassment or delay, so that the patient knows what they need to do.

Prevention, proper use of protection, testing after potential exposure, and informing partners where necessary are key components of management.

Begin with clinical evaluation
Questions

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Quick answers before your first visit.

Do I need to have symptoms to get tested?

No. Some sexually transmitted diseases can be asymptomatic, so testing is useful after potential exposure.

Is the examination confidential?

Yes. The evaluation is conducted with discretion, respect, and confidentiality.

Should my partner be informed?

Depending on the diagnosis, partner notification, testing, or treatment may be necessary to reduce the risk of reinfection or transmission.

Book an appointment

Book an appointment for a confidential evaluation.

Start with a proper diagnosis, targeted screening, and a clear management plan.

Call for an appointment — (+30) 210 7105855