Best Dermatologists in Pakistan

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Dr. Sarah Patel

Dr. Sarah Patel

PMDC Verified

Dermatologist

mbbs • Consultant Specialist

City Hospital, Pakistan

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Rs. 29.99

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Dr. Ava Mitchell

Dr. Ava Mitchell

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Dermatologist

mbbs • Consultant Specialist

City Hospital, Pakistan

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Rs. 60

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Dr. Amelia Hill

Dr. Amelia Hill

PMDC Verified

Dermatologist

mbbs • Consultant Specialist

City Hospital, Pakistan

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5

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Rs. 19.98

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Dr. Zahoor Shah

Dr. Zahoor Shah

PMDC Verified

Dermatologist

MBBS.FCPS,MCPS • Consultant Specialist

Darora dir upper, lahore

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Rs. 3333

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About dermatologist

Dermatologists use diagnostic tools like dermoscopy and skin biopsy to accurately identify diseases. Treatment includes topical and oral medications, phototherapy, laser therapy, and minimally invasive cosmetic procedures. In Pakistan, where hot weather and pollution aggravate skin problems, seeing a qualified dermatologist can significantly improve your skin health and confidence.

Who is a dermatologist?

A Dermatologist is a medical specialist who treats conditions of the skin, hair, and nails. From common acne and eczema to complex autoimmune skin disorders and skin cancer, dermatologists are trained to diagnose and manage over 3,000 conditions. They also provide cosmetic procedures to improve the appearance of skin and slow the signs of aging.

Symptoms You Should Never Ignore

Persistent acne

Pimples, blackheads, or cysts that do not respond to over‑the‑counter products.

Eczema or psoriasis

Red, itchy, scaly patches that may bleed or crack.

Hair loss

Sudden or gradual thinning, bald patches, or excessive shedding.

Moles that change

A mole that grows, changes colour, or has irregular borders requires urgent evaluation.

Nail infections

Thickened, discoloured, or brittle nails may indicate fungal infection or psoriasis.

Common Diagnostic Tests & Procedures

  • Skin biopsy

    Removes a small sample of skin for laboratory analysis to confirm diagnosis.

  • Dermoscopy

    A handheld device to magnify skin structures and detect early skin cancer.

  • Patch testing

    Identifies allergens responsible for contact dermatitis.

  • Wood’s lamp examination

    Uses ultraviolet light to detect fungal or bacterial infections.

Treatment Options Available

Topical medications

Creams, gels, and ointments for localised skin problems.

Oral medications

Antibiotics, retinoids, or immunosuppressants for severe cases.

Laser therapy

Treats scars, wrinkles, unwanted hair, and pigmentation disorders.

Cosmetic procedures

Chemical peels, fillers, Botox, and microdermabrasion for aesthetic improvement.

Benefits of Online Consultation

Online dermatology consultation is perfect for evaluating rashes, acne, or suspicious moles. You can securely upload photos and receive a treatment plan without visiting a clinic. This is especially helpful for patients in Lahore, Karachi, and other busy cities.

Common Diseases in Pakistan

  • Acne vulgaris — extremely common in teenagers and young adults due to heat, humidity, and diet.
  • Fungal infections — widespread in humid regions, affecting skin, nails, and scalp.
  • Melasma — pigmentary disorder seen in many women, aggravated by sun exposure.
  • Psoriasis — a chronic autoimmune condition that can flare in cold, dry weather.

Prevention & Healthy Lifestyle Tips

Wear sunscreen daily (SPF 30 or higher), moisturise regularly, and avoid harsh soaps. Wash your face twice a day with a gentle cleanser. For fungal infections, keep skin dry and avoid sharing towels. Regular self‑examination of moles helps catch skin cancer early.

When Should You Visit a dermatologist?

If a skin problem lasts more than two weeks, causes discomfort, or affects your daily life, see a dermatologist. Moles that change should be checked immediately.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a dermatologist and a skin specialist?

They are the same; “skin specialist” is a common term for a dermatologist.

Can a dermatologist treat hair loss?

Yes, they diagnose and treat many types of hair loss, including pattern baldness, alopecia areata, and telogen effluvium.

Is online dermatology effective?

Absolutely, especially for initial assessments, follow‑ups, and chronic condition management.

Are cosmetic treatments safe?

When performed by a qualified dermatologist, procedures like Botox and fillers are very safe with minimal downtime.

Subspecialties

Cosmetic Dermatologist

Focuses on aesthetic procedures to enhance appearance.

Paediatric Dermatologist

Treats skin conditions in infants, children, and teenagers.

Dermatopathologist

Specialises in interpreting skin biopsies under a microscope.

Trichologist

Concentrates on scalp and hair disorders.

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