Prof. Yossi ALKALAI

Yossi Alkalai is a leading Israeli dermatologist, a recognized world specialist in the treatment of dermatovenereological pathologies. A renowned medical expert who was the first in Israel to use micrographic surgery for oncodermatological diseases. People from all over the world seek the doctor's help. During his many years of practice, Professor Alkalai has completely cured thousands of patients suffering from dermatitis, psoriasis, hereditary and allergic dermatopathologies, autoimmune and viral skin diseases, precancerous and cancerous skin diseases. At the moment, the doctor's clinical experience exceeds thirty years.

Dr. Alkalai uses micrographic surgeries in his practice, which require a super-professional approach. Such surgeries are classified as minimally invasive, and are used to remove various malignant skin lesions with the maximum possible preservation of healthy tissue and a comfortable recovery period. This type of surgical treatment with the participation of the professor has already received a lot of positive feedback, which directly indicates the professionalism of Yossi Alkalai.

The doctor graduated with honors from the Sackler School of Medicine at Tel Aviv University, specialized at the I. Rabin Hospital, and completed an internship at the M. Anderson Cancer Center at the University of Texas. The professor mastered the method of micrographic operations while studying at Baylor College of Medicine (Houston).

A specialist in oncodermatology, Alkalai became the founder and chairman of the Israeli Society of Dermatosurgery of the Israeli Physicians' Union. He founded the MOS surgery society.

The doctor sees patients at the Assuta Clinical Center, is engaged in scientific activities, and implements his own program into the student education process, which is recognized and approved by medical colleges in the United States and Israel.

Yossi Alkalai is the author of more than a hundred scientific papers. He gives lectures at various international organizations and major European and American medical centers.