Evangelische Elisabeth Klinik, exterior view
Johannesstift Diakonie, photo: Manuel Tennert
Evangelische Elisabeth Klinik, Patient room
Johannesstift Diakonie, photo: Manuel Tennert

Dr. med. Carsten M. Philipp

Director of the Centre for Laser Medicine

Dr. med. Carsten M. Philipp
Paul Gerhardt Diakonie, photo: Lox und Bergmann

CV

  • 1987-1989: Research associate at the Laser Medicine Centre, Berlin
  • 1989-1996: Assistant doctor at the Department of Laser Medicine, Freie Universität Berlin, Klinikum Benjamin Franklin
  • 1994: Doctorate (Freie Universität Berlin)
  • 1996-2005: Senior doctor and head of the Department of Laser Medicine, Vivantes Klinikum Neukölln Berlin
  • 2005-2014: Senior doctor and head of the Department of Laser Medicine, Evangelische Elisabeth Klinik
  • Since 2015: Director of the Centre for Laser Medicine, Evangelische Elisabeth Klinik

Focus

Congenital vascular diseases such as haemangiomas, port-wine stains, vascular malformations Acquired vascular diseases such as varicose veins and spider veins
Osler’s disease (HHT), chronic nose bleeds Urogenital and proctological diseases such as haemorrhoids
Tumours such as precancerous conditions (dysplasia) of the skin and anogenital region, tumours of the large intestine or oesophagus etc. Respiratory diseases such as chronic snoring and tracheal tumours
Systemic diseases such as neurofibromatosis type 1 and asymmetrical hypertrophy syndrome Genital warts and dysplasias

Spectrum

Honorary positions: President of the German Society for Laser Medicine (DGLM); Vice President of the European Laser Association (ELA); Editor of “Photonics & Lasers in Medicine” (PLM)

Get in touch today

Contact information Evangelische Elisabeth Klinik

Address

Lützowstraße 26
10785 Berlin

Phone
+49 (0)176 - 189 55 655
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Laser Medicine

Laser is light that does not exist in nature. It is monochrome, brighter than the sun and can be dosed very well. Laser therapies today are established standards in many medical fields. Specialized centers combine the expertise of medical specialists with sophisticated technology. There is not "one laser", but many. Laser procedures are used for diagnostics and therapy, from photodynamic therapy (PDT) to thermal procedures and laser surgery. Laser medicine offers treatment options for congenital vascular tumors and malformations (e.g. port-wine stains and haemangiomas), urogenital and proctological diseases, tumor diseases (brain tumors, white skin cancer) and respiratory diseases. Many benign skin diseases may also be treated with light or laser. In rare diseases such as Osler–Weber–Rendu disease (HHT), neurofibromatosis type I or tuberous sclerosis, laser allows a more gentle treatment, sometimes the only treatment at all. The procedures are usually less invasive and can already be applied to children and elderly patients, often on an outpatient basis.

Laser Medicine in Berlin

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