Consultant Dermatologist
Dr. Sadaf Khalid
MBBS, FCPS (Derma)
Diagnosis First · Doctor-Led
Dermatology Clinic in Pakistan
Skin conditions need medicine before machines. Our doctors diagnose and treat acne, pigmentation and melasma, eczema, psoriasis, warts, moles and skin tags, and medical hair loss, with honest plans, proper prescriptions, and technology only where it genuinely helps.
Dermatology consultation Rs 3,500By appointment only. Aesthetic treatment consultations remain free.
12 concerns
Dermatology Concerns
Skin infections, urticaria and allergies, drug reactions, inflammatory and blistering disease, connective tissue disease, nail disorders, acne, melasma, eczema, psoriasis and hair loss.
See all concerns 7 treatmentsDermatology Treatments
Doctor-performed in-clinic procedures: mole, skin tag, wart and cherry angioma removal, sebaceous hyperplasia, alopecia areata and keloid treatment.
See all treatmentsHow It Works
One roof: medical care plus aesthetics
Treating a condition and refining its marks usually means two disconnected clinics. At Venus, dermatology and aesthetics work together: the doctor controls the condition first, then treatments like RF resurfacing refine what it left behind, one coordinated plan.
- Doctor consultation and diagnosis first
- Prescriptions managed properly
- Technology added only where it helps
Guides
Read before you book
Our Doctors
Meet our consultant dermatologists
Dermatology sits beside aesthetics at Venus Aesthetics, so you are always routed to the right care. These are the consultant dermatologists on the Venus team.
Consultant Dermatologist
Dr. Faiqa Qadeer
MBBS, FCPS (Derma)
Consultant Dermatologist
Dr. Rabbia Amin
MBBS, MCPS (Derma)
Consultant Dermatologist
Dr. Rida
MBBS, D.Derm
Consultant Dermatologist
Dr. Urooj Salman
MBBS, MCPS (Dermatology), CHPE
Dermatology consultations are by appointment only. Aesthetic consultations are free, with a doctor.
Questions first?WhatsApp usor call0311 111 7546
FAQs
Dermatology, answered honestly
How is melasma different from ordinary dark spots?
Melasma is hormonally driven, symmetrical and heat/sun-reactive, usually across both cheeks, the forehead or upper lip. Ordinary spots are local sun damage. The distinction matters because melasma worsens with treatments that work fine on ordinary pigmentation.
Can melasma be cured permanently?
Melasma is controlled rather than cured, and it can return with sun and heat. With good control many people see visibly clearer skin: for many people the fading phase takes around 3 to 6 months, followed by simple maintenance, and your doctor confirms your course at the consultation. Anyone promising a permanent one-session cure is misleading you.
Can eczema be cured?
Eczema is managed rather than cured, but managed well most patients enjoy long, comfortable flare-free periods. Children often outgrow it. The goal is control: fewer flares, milder flares, faster recovery.
Are steroid creams safe?
Used correctly, right strength, right area, right duration under dermatologist guidance, they're safe and highly effective. Problems come from unsupervised long-term use; our doctors plan exactly how to use and step off them.
Is psoriasis just dry skin or dandruff?
No, psoriasis is an immune-driven condition where skin cells cycle far too fast, building scaly plaques. That's why moisturisers alone never clear it; it needs immune-calming treatment, which is dermatologist work.
Can psoriasis be cured?
Not yet, but modern treatment achieves clearance and long remission for most patients, including options that were unavailable a decade ago. Clear skin is a realistic goal; permanent cure claims are not.
Is it safe to remove moles at a clinic?
Yes, provided a doctor assesses the mole first, which is our standard. Harmless moles are removed with scar-minimising technique; anything with suspicious features is handled through the proper medical pathway including lab testing. Never remove moles at salons or home.
Does removal hurt?
No, local numbing means you feel a pinprick and then nothing. Skin tags and small warts are often gone in under a minute each.
How much is a dermatology consultation?
Rs 3,500, and it is by appointment only. That is different from our aesthetic treatment consultations, which are free. Dermatology is a medical service: the doctor takes a history, examines you properly, reaches a diagnosis and writes a plan, and where needed arranges tests or a prescription.
Why is the dermatology consultation paid when aesthetic consultations are free?
Because they are different appointments. An aesthetic consultation plans a treatment you are considering. A dermatology consultation is medical care in its own right: diagnosis, prescription and management of a condition, whether or not you go on to have any procedure.
Do I need an appointment for dermatology?
Yes. Dermatology runs by appointment only so the doctor has proper time with you. Call or WhatsApp 0311 111 7546 to book, and mention the concern so we can allocate the right slot.
Worried about your skin?
Bring it to a doctor. Diagnosis first, honest plan second, and treatment only when it genuinely helps.
Or call us daily: 0311 111 7546