A long-established dermatology polyclinic in Zagreb that offers regenerative treatments using the patient's own stem cells and exosomes alongside medical and aesthetic dermatology.
Poliklinika Poliderma is a dermatology polyclinic at Bednjanska ulica 8A in Zagreb, Croatia. The site is in Croatian and describes the practice as having more than twenty years of operation and some 50,000 clients. It publishes a Zagreb telephone number and email address and gives opening hours on weekdays from 9.30am to 5.30pm, with Saturdays by appointment.
The bulk of the clinic's work is dermatological. The site groups its services into medical dermatology, covering conditions such as acne, rosacea and autoimmune skin disease; aesthetic dermatology, covering facial and body contouring and anti-ageing treatment; laser treatment and hair removal; intravenous therapies; and a regenerative medicine section.
It is the regenerative medicine section that places the clinic in this directory. The site describes a stem cell rejuvenation treatment in which, according to the page, a small sample of skin is taken from behind the ear under local anaesthetic and passed through an automated tissue fragmentation system that separates the patient's own stem cells within minutes into a suspension ready for micro-injection. The clinic states the harvesting and processing take around 90 minutes and the whole procedure about three hours, with no recovery period required. Separate pages describe a facelift using stem cells, exosome therapy, and autologous fat transfer with stem cells.
The stem cell page lists a strikingly broad range of uses, including dementia and Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, circulatory problems, recovery after covid-19, chronic fatigue, diabetes and liver disease, as well as cosmetic facial rejuvenation. That list reaches well beyond dermatology and is not supported by any outcome data on the site; readers considering the clinic for a neurological or systemic condition should treat those claims with caution and seek independent advice. The clinic's lead physician is named on the site as Dr Kaliterna, described there as the most decorated Croatian dermatologist, though no formal credentials are set out on the pages read. No prices are published.
The dermatological conditions below are the clinic's core work; the systemic and neurological conditions are ones its stem cell page additionally lists, without supporting data.
The site states that the clinic separates the patient's own stem cells from a small skin sample taken from behind the ear, using an automated tissue fragmentation device, and injects them; it also offers exosome therapy.
The site names one physician prominently and does not publish a full staff list on the pages read.
The clinic occupies premises at Bednjanska ulica 8A in Zagreb and describes itself as a polyclinic, a Croatian designation for an outpatient specialist practice. The site says it has operated for more than twenty years and has treated some 50,000 clients. It describes using a patented automated device to process tissue and separate stem cells on site within minutes, so that treatment happens in a single visit. No accreditation body is named on the pages read, and the site is published in Croatian only.
No prices are published on the home page or the stem cell treatment page. The site refers to special offers and to instalment payment options and directs enquirers to its price list page or to contact the clinic by telephone or email.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.