Consultant Dermatologist Allergy, Aesthetic Lasers (Dubai)
Specialist Dermatologist Assistant Professor of Dermatology at University of Medical Scenice for five years (Dubai & Khalifa City)
Specialist Dermatologist German Board Certified (Dubai)
Dermatologist (UK trained) M.BchB (University of Bristol), UK (Dubai)
Specialist Dermatologist German Board Certified, Facharzt (Dubai)
Diploma in Dermatology (UK) Diploma in Aesthetic Medicine (Dubai)
Specialist Dermatologist (Abu Dhabi & Al Ain)
Consultant Dermatologist American University of Beirut (Abu Dhabi)
Specialist Dermatologist & Andrologist (Abu Dhabi & Khalifa City)
Specialist Dermatology 10 years experience in dermatology and cosmetic dermatology (Sharjah & Ras Al Khaimah)
Specialist Dermatologist (Sharjah)
Specialist Dermatologist More than 10 years experience in clinical skin treatments and laser skin surgery (Sharjah & RAK)
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Acne is a "Chronic" inflammatory disease of the oil glands characterized by the formation of “zits”, pimples, comedones (black and white heads), nodules (thicker, harder, pimples), and in some cases scarring. Factors contributing to acne are thought to be increased skin oiliness, abnormal bacterial skin population and lazy skin shedding. Acne Treatment Options: Acne treatment and management depends upon the severity of the case. Mild acne: Can be treated with creams alone, such as topical antibiotics, Benzoyl peroxide preparations and Retin-A or Differin Gel. Moderate acne: may need oral antibiotics, or hormonal preparations, in addition to skin creams. Severe acne: Severe acne would warrant a course of Isotretinoin (Roaccutane) – A concentrated form of a Vitamin A derivative, which is very effective, but must be prescribed by dermatologists after appropriate blood investigations. Roaccutane is the closest a patient can get to cure acne. It is successful in clearing acne in 85% of the cases. The course of treatment lasts usually for 6 months during which the patient may experience bothersome (but not serious) side effects including dryness of the eyes, lips, nose, fatigue and muscle aches. Alternative Acne Treatments:
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