Dr. Osvaldo Monge Masis
- acne, rosacea and sebaceous disorders
- autoimmune and connective tissue diseases
- Bacterial skin infections
- cysts, lipomas, and benign skin tumors
- dermatitis, allergies and eczema
- +10
- Cartago, Cartago
- Spanish
- Starting from ₡65.000
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How can they help you?
Main areas of care
Can help you with:
- acne, rosacea and sebaceous disorders
- autoimmune and connective tissue diseases
- Bacterial skin infections
- cysts, lipomas, and benign skin tumors
- dermatitis, allergies and eczema
- diseases with blisters, vesicles and skin fragility
- fungal and yeast infections
- Injuries and diseases of the mouth, lips and genitals
- nail diseases
- psoriasis, lichen planus and other scaly diseases
- skin cancer, moles and oncological dermatology
- skin infections and parasitic infestations
- skin reactions to medications
- vascular lesions and circulation problems in the skin
- viral skin infections
About Dr. Osvaldo Monge Masis
My accredited university training, permanent hospital teaching, and years of professional experience in the clinical, surgical-oncological and cosmetic dermatology fields are the credentials that make the difference, certifying a QUALITY service that allows me to offer myself as one of the best options in the specialized and serious market.
Dermatology has always fascinated me since my student days at the University of Costa Rica because I believe our skin is part of our image. I studied medicine because I believe it’s the profession that allows me to be closest to people and gives me the tools to understand their physical and mental problems, and in this way
Education and experience
Medical specialist in Dermatology, University of Costa Rica
Languages spoken: Spanish
Before your appointment
A few tips to make your visit more productive.
- Arrive a few minutes before your appointment time.
- Bring a list of any medications you're taking.
- Photos of the lesion, if you have any, can be helpful.
- Check your coverage with your insurer before the appointment.