Dr. Deni Gospel: I have always admired people in white aprons
Dr. Denny Gospel graduated from Medicine at the Thracian University Stara Zagora - Medical Faculty in 2016 Specialized "Skin and Venereal Diseases" in Hospital -Sumen AD.
What is to be a young doctor in one of the most intense areas of medicine, read in the interview that the radiant physician gave to the "Quo Vadis".
- Dr. Mr. Mr. How did you stop the profession? What attracted you?
- I have always admired people in white aprons. More than I was interested in how the man was created, what are the processes that happen in our organism. And last but not least, interest in medicine was influenced by my family provoking and supporting my desire to be my professional vocation.
- Why did you choose dermatology?
- Dermatology is a specialty that is constantly developing, developing you itself. The diagnosis of the exact skin illness, among the countless individual skin diseases, which in turn meet with a differential diagnosis is a huge challenge for me. The feeling of helping a person suffering from a disease of the biggest organ in the human body bears indescribable satisfaction to me.
- What problems do you mostly visit your patients?
- The most common problems are: drug dermatoses, 2-3% of hospitalized patients develop drug dermatoses due to enclosed therapy. Pigmentation disorders - epidermal, dermal or mixed, and each of these species is treated with a different method as it affects a different layer of the skin. Melasm or chlorasm. Active acne and acne scars, and for different phases we apply different methods starting from maculi or pseudo scars, followed by post-flammable hyperpigmentations typical of dark photons and reaching hypotrophic and hypertrophic scars. Extremely good results we achieve in the treatment of pigmentation disorders through a 1927 nm fractionated tullion laser in combination with retinol and tranxamic acid. Hypotrophic scars or concave scars that create exceptional discomfort of my patients treat with radio frequency micro-dye and precise coagulation of predefined depth, which in turn leads to stimulating collagen production.
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