Where healthy skin begins.

Improve your skin’s look and feel with personalized treatments for concerns like acne, hair fall, and more—through in-person and virtual consultations tailored to your needs.

Treatments

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Acne

Acne (pimples) appears as blackheads, whiteheads, or cysts and is caused by blocked or inflamed hair follicles and oil glands, often on the face, back, or chest.

Pigmentation

Hyperpigmentation appears as dark spots on the face, often from acne, melasma, or inflammation. Identifying the cause is key to proper treatment.

Hair loss

Hair loss, also known as alopecia refers to loss of hair from part of the head or body. It can occur due to various factors including stress,hormonal changes,or medical conditions. A thorough examination with a dermatologist will help determine the type of hair loss & management.

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Simply reserve a time slot for an in-person or virtual consultation, walk in or log in at the appointed time, and enjoy prioritized treatments tailored to your needs and goals.

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Meet Dr. Aisha Al-Ubeidy

Dr. Aisha Al-Ubeidy is renowned for providing the most advanced and personalized dermatological care in a comfortable, patient-focused environment

FAQ's
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What should you expect from your first consultation?

The first consultation is the most extensive and in-depth session.
You’ll be asked a few basic questions about your medical history and previous skin-care experiences.
Your routine will be customized based on your concerns in order to provide you with the greatest results as quickly as feasible.
When and if necessary, prescriptions will be shared.

How long can I expect results in?

There is no set period of time. It differs for everyone. But it would take about 3-4 months for active acne to stop
The PIH can take up to 6 months, and scarring up to 1 year

I'm pregnant/planing a pregnancy/breastfeeding - what about me?

You can still get treated!
However, do let me know beforehand so that I can modify your prescription to be breastfeeding/pregnancy-safe

What about the pigmentation and scarring?

Treating acne is a step-wise process.
The first step is to always treat active acne.
Why? Because if you are still getting new acne – you’ll end up with new PIH (post inflammatory hyperpigmentation) and new scars.
However, do not worry – we will target the PIH and scarring AFTER having treated active acne.

Can I stop the creams after treatment?

At the end of your treatment, I will provide you with a routine you can use life-long.
People who are acne-prone will continue to get acne if they stop using a skincare routine

Can I still use DIYs?

I would personally not recommend nor encourage DIYs especially when you are already on medicated creams
However, if you are extremely convinced about a DIY and have used it without side-effects, you can use it once in 1 or 2 weeks WITH CAUTION

Do I need to apply sunscreen indoors?

You need to apply sunscreen at least once in the morning at the end of your AM routine.
It is okay if you are unable to re-apply every 3-4 hours
Why? Many times you may be given actives such as vit C which would oxidise if used without sunscreen. If you’re on retinoids (tretinoin, adapalene, retinol, etc) your skin may become more sensitive to UV rays

My skin is burning/flaking after applying the creams

It sounds like you may be over-applying the acne creams.
Acne creams tend to dry out the skin. Overapplication can definitely lead to dryness which will lead to an impaired skin barrier.
Applying any creams onto this impaired barrier can lead to stinging/burning.
What you can do about it:
– Stop acne creams for 5 days.
– Only apply facewash, moisturiser, and sunscreen.
– When you re-start the creams, reduce the quantity of acne creams to half
– Apply moisturiser before the acne creams.