Skin Therapy Dermicis - Haarlem

Skin Therapist. I've been training Skin Therapy at the Hogeschool Utrecht and I work since April 2012 at Dermicis. Pretty soon I knew I wanted to be a dermatologist. The skin is your largest organ and moreover is very important. Nowadays, both medical and cosmetic skin treatment; and that combination of treatments I really like. The contact with the people and the fact that you can improve the quality of life of people gives me great satisfaction.

As a dermatologist, I am very aware of the fact that having a skin disorder often involves psychosocial aspects with it. Feelings of shame and uncertainty play a role. Therefore, I am not only concerned with the skin, but also with the person inside. I try to help people by ensuring that they are both literally and figuratively better in their skin (skin) get trapped. And that makes it work so grateful!

Skin Therapist. What makes skin therapy so fascinating? That I can work with the largest organ of our body. That is the skin, which sits like a skins from around us. You can read many of the skins from; heat, cold, fear, shame, age but also when there is a defect, such as a skin problem. As a dermatologist you're on a day so much, and often a skin looking. There are several patients with a wide range of questions. Cosmetic issues such as reducing wrinkles to medical questions on pain of a scar. Dealing with different ages and the variety in the type of treatment makes the profession so fun and inspirational.