Sulphur and salt-water balneotherapy for psoriasis, eczema and chronic skin disease at Smrdáky and Sovata.
Understanding skin conditions
Chronic skin conditions such as psoriasis, atopic dermatitis (eczema) and acne are long-term and often flare and settle over time. Ensana's medical spas offer structured therapeutic courses that help calm the skin and extend the periods between flares.
Natural sulphur baths at Smrdáky and salt-lake and sapropelic-mud therapy at Sovata soothe inflammation and support the skin barrier. A resident spa physician sets a personalised programme that complements the care of your own dermatologist.
Patient stories
Stories filtered for skin conditions.
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Frequently asked
Sulphur and salt-water balneotherapy support chronic skin disease including psoriasis, atopic dermatitis (eczema) and acne, usually as part of a longer therapeutic course.
No — a spa course complements your dermatological care. Our resident spa physician works alongside, not instead of, your specialist.
Skin therapy is a speciality of Smrdáky, with some of Europe's strongest H₂S sulphur baths, and of Sovata, with its warm salt lakes and sapropelic mud.