Munich Hospital Thalkirchner Straße

9.80

Munich, Germany

User Score	Total Reviews	Rating	Price Range	Media Files	Certificates	Founded In	Beds	Patients	Departments	Ownership	Clinical trials	Age Group	Clinic Type	Type of Care	Size	Online Consultations
87%	500	9.8/10	$$$	13	4	1928	160	28000	2 medical units	State hospital	Conduct clinical trials	Kids, Adults	Specialized	Inpatient, Outpatient	Medium	No

Overview

Size & Capacity

Medium, 160 beds

Clinic type

Specialized

Type of care

Inpatient, Outpatient

Age group

Kids, Adults

2.7 on Google

The data collected based on 500 patient reviews on Google

Certificates

Features & Facts

Europe’s Largest Dermatology Center

With 160 inpatient beds and 40 day-clinic slots, the facility treats over 11,000 patients annually, representing the highest capacity for specialized skin care in the European Union.

Academic Affiliation Since 1992

The hospital celebrates almost a century of partnership with Ludwig Maximilian University, ensuring patient access to elite academic research and cutting-edge dermatological therapies.

High-Volume Inpatient Care

The hospital manages 6,100+ complex inpatient cases and 1,400+ partial inpatient treatments per year, focusing on severe inflammatory diseases and high-risk oncological conditions.

Pioneering Skin Cancer Surgery

Specializing in Mohs micrographic surgery, the center performs 2,000+ precision resections annually for basal cell and squamous cell carcinomas, achieving superior aesthetic and curative results.

Allergy Center with Evidence-Based Care

The dedicated day clinic conducts thousands of provocation and patch tests annually, offering specialized inpatient immunotherapy for life-threatening insect venom and drug allergies.

Elite Research Participation

Through its university partnership, the clinic currently manages Phase I-IV trials for psoriasis and melanoma, involving 2,000+ participants in search of next-generation biologics.

Proven Environmental Quality

The facility has held EMAS and Ökoprofit certifications since 2006, documenting a 15%+ reduction in medical waste and energy consumption through sustainable healthcare management.

Advanced Molecular Diagnostics

The in-house dermatohistology laboratory processes all biopsies within 24 hours, utilizing immunohistochemistry and molecular staging to provide immediate, evidence-based treatment paths.

National Hygiene Leader

Awarded the "Aktion Saubere Hände" certificate, the clinic maintains disinfection compliance rates 20% higher than the national average, ensuring maximum safety for immunocompromised patients.

Innovative Light Therapies

The center provides 10,000+ phototherapy sessions annually, including specialized Bath-PUVA and UVA-1 treatments, specifically tailored for resistant cases of vitiligo and severe eczema.

About the clinic

The Hospital Thalkirchner Straße in Munich is a world-renowned, highly specialized center for skin diseases and allergy. Housed in a historic building designed by Richard Schachner and Hans Grassel between 1926 and 1928, the clinic combines architectural heritage, marked by its distinctive facade, bay windows, and cornices, with cutting-edge medical infrastructure. The medical team provides a comprehensive range of modern preventive, diagnostic, and therapeutic procedures to restore and maintain skin health. Located in the heart of the Isarvorstadt district, just steps from Munich’s central squares and landmarks, the hospital serves as a vital medical hub. The facility is recognized as one of Europe’s largest inpatient dermatology departments, offering extensive capacity through both traditional inpatient beds and specialized day treatment facilities. This scale enables the clinic to manage thousands of complex cases annually, providing a level of focused expertise rarely matched in dermatology. For almost 100 years, the hospital has maintained a profound academic and clinical partnership with the Dermatology Clinic of Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. This collaboration bridges the gap between university-level research and clinical application, ensuring that patients benefit from a wide spectrum of diagnostic and therapeutic innovations. The integration of outpatient university services with the hospital’s inpatient excellence creates an optimal care pathway, particularly for patients managing long-term or chronic conditions. The clinic utilizes the latest dermatological advancements, including biological drugs, laser therapy, cryotherapy, photodynamic therapy, and state-of-the-art surgical suites. The medical team comprises highly experienced dermatologists who offer a full range of modern skin treatments. The hospital is particularly distinguished for its excellence in complex skin cancer surgery and the management of inflammatory skin diseases in both adults and children. A core focus of the institution is the treatment of chronic conditions such as psoriasis and neurodermatitis, as well as specialized dermatological care for the elderly. By consistently applying the latest research findings to every clinical case, the hospital ensures that each patient receives a personalized therapy plan grounded in the highest standards of safety and efficacy.

Primary focus

Departments & Doctors

Dermatology, allergology - DERMA II

Prof. Dr. Daniela Hartmann, Ph.D.

dermatology and venereology, Mohs surgery, skin cancer

Dermatology allergology polyclinic - DERMA I

Prof. Dr. med. Lars E. French

dermatology, venerology and allergology

Gallery

Skin diseases and allergology – Intensive! The health magazine – Episode 19

Extra services

Visa Support

Parking Space

Cafeteria

Accessibility Features

Location

Frauenlobstraße 9 - 11, 80337 München, Germany

FAQ

What is the range of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures in the clinic?

The clinic has a laboratory for histological examinations and modern laser procedures to gently diagnose skin changes. A wide range of surgical interventions for the skin is used for therapy. In addition, physiotherapy, medical cosmetics, and psychosomatic consultations are offered.

Does the clinic use photodynamic therapy for dermatological diseases?

Photodynamic therapy combines photosensitizing drugs with red light. The procedure is applied in the initial stages of white skin cancer. Munich Hospital Thalkirchner Straße has a CO₂ laser, a neodymium YAG laser, and an IPL flash lamp. These are used for everything from treating vascular malformations (hemangiomas) to precisely removing precancerous skin lesions and revising complex scars without traditional incisions.

Can I get skin cancer treatment at the hospital?

To treat various forms of skin cancer, the team performs classical excisions, that is, removal of the tumor and excisions in microscopically controlled surgery. In addition, specialists remove the sentinel lymph nodes and restore postoperative wounds with skin grafts.