Dermatologist in Deira, Dubai

Dermatology

Acne, pigmentation, hair and nail concerns, rashes and long-standing skin conditions.

At a glance

Timings: Vary by doctor
Walk-ins: Welcome
Insurance: Depends on the service and plan
Front desk: 8:30 AM – 11:00 PM daily

Introduction

Before you buy another cream, find out what it actually is.

Skin is the organ everyone can see, which is why skin conditions carry a weight out of proportion to their size. It is also why so much of what gets sold for them is guesswork. Dermatology starts from the opposite end: identify the condition, then treat it.

Acne, pigmentation, persistent rashes, hair thinning, nail changes — most of these respond well once they are correctly named. Dubai’s climate and constant air conditioning complicate things in ways worth accounting for, and we do.

Living with air conditioning and the sun? Read skin care in Dubai’s climate: what actually changes.

MedicalAssessment before any treatment

In-houseAesthetic services in the same building

2 languagesArabic and English

Conditions we treat

What people come here for.

Acne Acne scarring Pigmentation and melasma Eczema Psoriasis Fungal infections Hair loss and thinning Dandruff and scalp concerns Nail changes Rashes and itching Skin allergies Mole and skin lesion checks

This list is not exhaustive. If your concern is not here, the front desk can still book you in.

Services

What the department offers.

Dermatology Consultation

Examination and diagnosis, with a treatment plan built around the actual condition.

What it is forA skin problem that has not responded to another cream

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Acne Management

Structured treatment for active acne, reviewed and adjusted over the course of the plan.

What it is forAcne that keeps coming back, at any age

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Pigmentation Care

Assessment and medical management of melasma, sun damage and uneven tone.

What it is forDark patches that return no matter what you try

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Hair & Scalp Assessment

Investigation of hair thinning, shedding and scalp conditions.

What it is forHair loss you want explained rather than covered up

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Skin Lesion Check

Examination of moles and skin changes, with onward referral where indicated.

What it is forA mole or mark that has changed and worries you

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Treatment Review

Follow-up to confirm the plan is working and change it when it is not.

What it is forSkin treatment takes weeks — this is how progress is judged

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Availability of individual services is confirmed at the time of booking.

Meet the team

Who you will be seeing.

Dermatology

Dr. Amira Hassan

Dermatologist and Aesthetic Physician

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Why this department

What patients notice.

Diagnosis first

A named condition beats a guessed one. Treatment starts after the assessment, not before it.

Aesthetics next door

Where a cosmetic treatment is appropriate, it happens in the same building under medical supervision.

Climate-aware

Heat, humidity and constant air conditioning affect skin here differently. Plans account for that.

Reviewed, not repeated

Skin treatment takes time. We check whether it is working rather than assuming it is.

Treatment approach

How a visit actually goes.

Consult

History, examination and the questions that narrow it down.

Diagnose

Tests or imaging only where they will change the plan.

Plan

Options explained with what each involves and how long it takes.

Treat

Treatment appropriate to the diagnosis, explained clearly.

Follow up

A scheduled recheck so nothing is left to assumption.

Common questions

Before you book.

How long before I see a difference?

Most skin conditions improve over weeks rather than days. Your doctor will give you a realistic timeline at the consultation, and a follow-up point to judge it against.

Is this the same as the aesthetic department?

No, though they work closely together. Dermatology diagnoses and treats skin conditions medically. Aesthetic services handle cosmetic treatments, and always after a medical assessment.

Can I bring the products I am already using?

Please do — or photograph the labels. What you are already applying is genuinely useful information, including anything that made things worse.

Do you check moles?

Yes. Bring any mole or skin change you are unsure about to a consultation. If something needs further investigation, your doctor will arrange the referral.

Is dermatology covered by insurance?

Medical dermatology is often covered; cosmetic treatment usually is not. Send your insurance details to the front desk on WhatsApp and they will confirm before you visit.