Consultations in English
English-speaking dermatologist in Sofia
Dr. Stefany Kraevska sees patients in English, Bulgarian, French and Spanish at the Dermatologicum clinic in Strelbishte, Sofia.
What she can help with
Dr. Kraevska examines and treats common skin, hair and nail conditions in adults and teenagers, checks moles with a dermatoscope and removes warts and other benign lesions with cryotherapy and curettage. Each service and condition has its own page in English:
Training
Dr. Kraevska graduated in medicine from the Medical University of Sofia in December 2023. She is completing her residency in dermatology and venereology at Aleksandrovska University Hospital, in the Autoimmune Bullous Dermatoses department, a national reference centre.
In 2024–2025 she spent six months in the dermatology department of Hôpital Avicenne (AP-HP) in Paris, on a scholarship from the French Society of Dermatology, working with skin tumours, autoimmune bullous diseases and everyday dermatology. She is a member of the Bulgarian Dermatological Society.
Booking an appointment
Dr. Kraevska does not manage her own calendar: the Dermatologicum reception keeps her weekly schedule. Call +359 888 713 478, say that you would like an appointment with Dr. Kraevska, and the reception will offer you a free slot.
Consultations are by appointment only, Monday to Friday between 14:00 and 18:00. To change or cancel an appointment, call the reception.
Fees and insurance
The clinic has no contract with Bulgaria’s National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF), so consultations are paid privately and no referral is needed. The reception tells you the current price when you book.
Getting there
Dermatologicum is at 13 Bulgaria Blvd in Strelbishte, about 200 m from Bulgaria metro station and about 100 m from the Ruchey Sq. stop (tram, trolleybus, bus). Belite Brezi and Hipodruma are about 0.5–0.7 km away; Lagera, Krasno Selo, Borovo and Gotse Delchev 1–1.5 km; Lozenets about 2 km (straight-line distances to the centre of each neighbourhood, OpenStreetMap, October 2026).
Before your visit
Bring a list of the products and medicines you use, any previous test results and your questions written down in advance. If you can, come without make-up on the areas to be examined.
Questions from English-speaking patients
Can the consultation be in English?
Yes. Dr. Kraevska consults in English, as well as in Bulgarian, French and Spanish.
Do I need a referral?
No. Consultations at Dermatologicum are paid privately, so no referral is needed; you only need an appointment.
How long does the first consultation take?
Usually 20–30 minutes, which leaves time for a conversation, an examination and a plan. More complex cases get more time.
Does Dr. Kraevska see children?
The practice focuses on adults and adolescents. For young children, Dr. Kraevska refers you to a suitable paediatric dermatologist.
Where is the clinic?
At Dermatologicum, 13 Bulgaria Blvd, Strelbishte, 1408 Sofia, Bulgaria, about 200 m from Bulgaria metro station.
Book a consultation in English
Call the Dermatologicum reception on +359 888 713 478 and ask for Dr. Kraevska.