Medical & Aesthetic Dermatology

Your Skin Deserves a Clearer Plan

Acne that keeps returning. Pigmentation that fades and comes back. Hair shedding that continues despite changing products. Skin that feels more sensitive than it used to.

A dermatology consultation helps you understand what needs attention before choosing another product or treatment.

At FAYY Health, our dermatologists provide medical and aesthetic skin care for acne, pigmentation, melasma, inflammatory skin conditions, hair concerns and age-related changes.

Your treatment plan is based on your skin, medical history and the results you want to achieve.

What Is Medical & Aesthetic Dermatology?

Medical dermatology focuses on diagnosing and managing conditions affecting the skin, hair, scalp and nails.

Aesthetic dermatology addresses concerns such as uneven skin tone, acne marks, visible pores, fine lines, texture changes and reduced skin firmness.

Many patients require a combination of both.

Active acne may need medical control before scar treatment begins. Pigmentation may need a careful maintenance plan alongside in-clinic procedures. Sensitive skin may need its barrier supported before stronger treatments are considered.

Your dermatologist assesses the concern first, then explains which approach fits your skin at that stage.

Conditions and Concerns We Treat

Acne and Recurring Breakouts

Acne can appear as blackheads, whiteheads, inflamed spots, deeper painful breakouts or a combination of these.

Your dermatologist may consider:

The type and severity of acne
How long it has been present
Previous treatments
Hormonal or medical factors
Current skincare products
Skin sensitivity
Scarring or dark marks

Treatment may include prescription care, changes to your home routine and in-clinic procedures where appropriate.

Acne Marks and Scarring

Acne can leave behind pigmentation, redness, uneven texture or deeper scars.

The treatment depends on the type of mark or scar present.

Options may include:

Prescription skincare
Chemical peels
Microneedling
Laser resurfacing
Regenerative skin treatments
Combination treatment plans

Active acne is usually addressed before procedures for scarring begin.

Pigmentation and Melasma

Pigmentation can appear as dark patches, uneven tone, sun spots or marks left after inflammation.

Melasma often requires ongoing management because hormones, sun exposure and heat can influence it.

A consultation for melasma treatment in Dubai may include:

Assessment of the pigmentation pattern
Review of possible triggers
Skin-type evaluation
Current product review
Sun-protection guidance
Prescription skincare
Suitable peel or laser options
A maintenance plan

The aim is to improve the appearance of pigmentation while protecting the skin from irritation and repeated darkening.

Rosacea and Persistent Redness

Rosacea may cause facial redness, flushing, sensitivity, visible blood vessels or acne-like bumps.

Management may include:

Trigger identification
Gentle skincare guidance
Prescription treatment
Barrier support
Selected vascular or laser treatments
Long-term maintenance

Your dermatologist will assess whether redness is linked to rosacea or another skin concern.

Eczema, Dermatitis and Sensitive Skin

Dryness, itching, irritation and repeated rashes may be linked to eczema, contact dermatitis, allergies or an impaired skin barrier.

Your consultation may include a review of:

Symptoms and flare-up patterns
Products used at home
Environmental or occupational exposure
Medical history
Possible irritants
Previous medications

The treatment plan may combine medical care with a simpler, more suitable skincare routine.

Moles and Skin Lesions

A dermatologist can assess moles, growths and skin lesions that have changed or caused concern.

Book an assessment if you notice:

A new or changing mole
Changes in colour, shape or size
Bleeding or crusting
Persistent itching
A lesion that does not heal
A growth that has become uncomfortable

Further investigation or removal may be recommended when clinically appropriate.

Hair Loss and Scalp Concerns

Hair shedding and thinning can have several possible causes.

Your dermatologist may assess:

The pattern of hair loss
Scalp health
Recent illness or stress
Hormonal changes
Nutrition
Family history
Medications
Previous hair treatments

Further blood tests or specialist input may be advised depending on the findings.

Treatment options can include medical care, scalp treatments, regenerative therapies or referral for hair-restoration assessment.

Age-Related Skin Changes

Aesthetic dermatology may help address:

Fine lines
Uneven skin texture
Enlarged pores
Dullness
Reduced firmness
Sun damage
Dehydrated-looking skin
Early volume or contour changes

Your dermatologist will explain which options suit your skin and which changes may be better addressed by another specialist.

Who Is Dermatology For?

A dermatology consultation may be useful if:

Acne continues despite trying different products
Pigmentation or melasma keeps returning
Your skin has become red, itchy or sensitive
You are unsure which skincare products suit you
You have acne marks or scarring
You are concerned about hair shedding or thinning
A mole or skin lesion has changed
You are considering a peel, laser or skin procedure
Previous treatments have not delivered the improvement you expected
You want a medically guided plan for healthier-looking skin

You do not need to know which treatment to choose before booking.

The consultation is designed to help you decide.

What Happens During a Dermatology Consultation?

1. Your Main Concern

Your dermatologist will ask what you have noticed, when it began and how it has changed.

You can also discuss how the concern affects your comfort, confidence or daily routine.

2. Skin, Hair or Scalp Assessment

The doctor will assess the relevant area and may review:

Skin type
Sensitivity
Distribution of the concern
Signs of inflammation
Pigmentation pattern
Hair-loss pattern
Scalp condition
Moles or lesions
Previous treatment effects

3. Review of Your Current Routine

Bring a list or photographs of the products you currently use.

Your dermatologist may advise:

Which products to continue
Which products to reduce
What may be irritating the skin
Which active ingredients are useful
How to introduce treatment safely

4. Medical Review

Depending on the concern, the doctor may discuss:

Medical history
Hormonal changes
Current medications
Allergies
Pregnancy or breastfeeding
Family history
Lifestyle and sun exposure
Previous procedures

5. Your Treatment Plan

Your plan may include:

Prescription medication
Medical skincare
Changes to your home routine
Chemical peels
Microneedling
Laser treatments
Skin resurfacing
Injectable skin treatments
Collagen-stimulating procedures
Regenerative treatments
Hair or scalp therapies
Follow-up and maintenance

Any procedure is recommended according to medical suitability and skin type.

Benefits of Seeing a Dermatologist

A Clear Diagnosis

Several skin conditions can look similar. A dermatologist helps identify the concern before treatment begins.

Fewer Unnecessary Products

A review of your routine can help remove products that are unsuitable, repetitive or irritating.

The Right Order of Treatment

Acne, pigmentation, sensitivity and scarring often need to be addressed in a particular sequence.

Care for Different Skin Tones

Skin tone, sensitivity and risk of post-treatment pigmentation are considered before choosing a procedure.

Realistic Expectations

You will understand what may improve, how long it can take and whether maintenance is likely to be needed.

Medical and Aesthetic Care in One Place

Your plan can combine medical treatment and aesthetic procedures when both are relevant.

Guidance Beyond the Appointment

You receive advice on home care, sun protection, aftercare and follow-up.

Why Choose FAYY Health for Dermatology?

Specialist-Led Skin Care

Your consultation is guided by qualified dermatologists with experience across medical and aesthetic concerns.

Treatment Begins With Assessment

Every plan starts with understanding the condition, your skin type and what you have already tried.

Medical and Aesthetic Dermatology

Patients can access prescription care, procedures, laser treatments and skin-maintenance support within one clinic.

Consideration for Different Skin Types

Treatment strength, technology and aftercare are selected with skin tone and sensitivity in mind.

Clear Recommendations

You will understand why a treatment is being suggested, what it involves and what improvement may be realistic.

Connected Care

Where hormones, nutrition, women’s health or another medical concern may be relevant, your care can be coordinated with the wider FAYY Health team.

Private Care in One Central, Dubai

Consultations and treatments take place in a calm, discreet clinic environment at DWTC.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a consultation before a skin treatment?

Yes. A consultation helps determine which treatment suits your concern, skin type and current skin condition.

Can I bring my current skincare products?

Yes. Bring the products, photographs or a written list of your routine so the dermatologist can review them.

Will I have to stop all my skincare products?

Usually, only the products that are unsuitable, irritating or likely to interfere with treatment need to be adjusted.

How long does acne treatment take?

The timeline depends on the type and severity of acne and how your skin responds. Acne treatment usually requires consistency and follow-up rather than a single appointment.

Can acne scars be removed completely?

Treatment may improve the appearance of acne scars, though complete removal is not always possible. The expected level of improvement depends on the scar type and treatment selected.