Vaccination

Vaccination remains one of the most effective ways to protect against dangerous infectious diseases. At the Kandinsky Clinic, we provide routine vaccination for children and adults, help them choose vaccinations before international trips, and advise on immunity and individual vaccination schedules.

Vaccination of adults is equally important. Many people believe that only children need vaccinations, but protection against a number of infections weakens over time. Therefore, adults are recommended to undergo regular vaccination against diphtheria and tetanus, get vaccinated against influenza every year, and if there are risk factors, consider vaccination against pneumococcal infection, herpes zoster and other diseases. Timely vaccination helps to reduce the risk of severe illness, hospitalization and complications.

At the consultation, the specialists of the Kandinsky Clinic will help to assess the vaccination status, check the need for revaccination, select vaccinations based on age, health status and planned trips, and also answer in detail all questions about the safety and effectiveness of modern vaccines.

4 months

• Repeated doses of DTaP, IPV, Hib, PCV, and rotavirus vaccine

6 months

• The third dose of DTaP, IPV, Hib, hepatitis B and PCV
• Annual flu vaccination is recommended starting at 6 months of age

12 months

• Measles, rubella, mumps (MMR)
• Chicken pox
• Meningococcal vaccine (as indicated)

1. Diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough (Tdap/Td). Mandatory revaccination every 10 years. Protects against severe infections that continue to circulate throughout the world.
2. Flu. It is recommended annually. It is especially important for people over the age of 50, pregnant women, healthcare professionals and patients with chronic diseases.
3. Hepatitis A and B. It is especially relevant for UAE residents who travel frequently, work internationally, or have not been vaccinated before.
4. The pneumococcal vaccine. It is recommended for people over 50-60 years of age, as well as patients with diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, asthma and reduced immunity. Reduces the risk of severe pneumonia and hospitalization.
5. Human papillomavirus (HPV). Recommended for both women and men. It helps to prevent a number of oncological diseases and genital warts.

Additionally, vaccination against herpes zoster (Shingrix), meningococcal infection and COVID-19 may be recommended for adults in accordance with current recommendations.

Currently, not all necessary vaccines can be found in Russian clinics. For example, some vaccines against human papillomavirus and some measles vaccines are missing.

If you have come to Dubai, then we have good news: at the Kandinsky Clinic, we will be able to provide you with reliable protection.

A list of vaccines that are difficult to find in Russia, but we have them.:

• Gardasil-9: an internationally recognized vaccine that protects against human papillomavirus. Age of introduction: from 9 years old;
• Bexsero: from meningococcal infection type B. Age of administration: from 2 months;
• Priorix: measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine. There are in the Russian Federation, but they are in short supply due to a series of outbreaks in neighboring republics. Age of administration: from 12 months;
• Varivax vaccination against chickenpox, which has temporarily disappeared from Russian clinics. Age of administration: from 12 months;
• Varilrix: vaccination against chickenpox. Age of introduction: from 9 months;
• Shingrix: herpes zoster vaccine for the elderly. Age of introduction: from 50 years;
• RSV (Arexvy): from severe bronchitis and pneumonia for adults with weakened immune systems. Age of introduction: from 50 years. 1 dose, can be combined with the flu vaccine.

There are also vaccines for Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, meningococcal infection (type B), rotavirus (oral vaccine), influenza virus, tetanus and many others.