GOÄ items for dermatology

By Dr. Pascal Bafteh, board-certified dermatologist and internist · Updated 10/2026

The GOÄ items most common in everyday dermatology with official wording, points and fees. Analogous valuations are marked as such. For suggestions from a description of services use the GOÄ billing helper.

Please note: Non-binding, automatically generated suggestions based on the official German fee schedule GOÄ (GOÄ as promulgated on 9 February 1996 (BGBl. I p. 210), last amended by Art. 3b of the Act of 19 July 2023 (BGBl. 2023 I No. 197)). They do not replace your own review; responsibility for selecting items, choosing the factor and writing the justification lies with the billing physician. No legal or billing advice. Your text is processed only in your browser and is neither transmitted nor stored. Please do not enter names or dates of birth.

Counselling & discussion

Examination

Dressings & topical application

Injection, infusion, infiltration, anaesthesia

Dermoscopy

Wound care, biopsy, excision, flaps

Special dermatological procedures

Mycology & pathogen detection

Cryotherapy, drainage & abscesses

Certificates, reports & consultation

Allergy testing

Light & photodynamic procedures

Surcharges

Physical therapy

Phlebology & proctology

Applies to private medical services under the GOÄ; not to statutory health insurance (EBM). New GOÄ: the German Medical Association considers entry into force on 1 January 2028 realistic. Official wording and points: gesetze-im-internet.de; amounts = points × €0.0582873 × factor (§ 5(1) GOÄ). Data checked: 09/10/2026.