Medical Dermatology

Medical Dermatology in Dubai

Skin conditions are medical problems before they are cosmetic ones. At Shookra we diagnose the cause — acne, pigmentation, melasma, rosacea, scarring — and treat it with evidence, not a one-size protocol. Where a concern reflects something systemic, the longevity assessment is the better first step.

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How it works

Diagnose first, then treat.

Most persistent skin complaints have more than one driver. Acne can be hormonal, bacterial or barrier-related; pigmentation can be sun-led or post-inflammatory; redness can be rosacea or reactive skin. Your physician reads the skin and its history before recommending anything, because the right treatment depends entirely on the cause.

From there the plan is conservative and staged — topical and in-clinic treatments matched to the diagnosis, reviewed as the skin responds. The aim is a durable result you can maintain, not a quick reset that returns.

Treatments

Treatments by concern.

Matched to the condition — each links to the protocol we most often use for it.

The frame

Skin is the organ you read every day.

The same drivers that shape how you age internally — inflammation, metabolic health, sun and lifestyle exposure — surface first in the skin. Treating a condition well often means looking past the symptom to what is feeding it.

That is why our dermatology sits inside a measure-first practice: where a skin concern points to something systemic, we would rather measure than guess.

See how skin fits the longevity picture

The clinicians

Physician-led, every protocol.

Meet the team
Dr. Nihal Hussein, Aesthetic & Functional Medicine at Shookra, Dubai

Dr. Nihal Hussein

Aesthetic & Functional Medicine

Leads skin, injectable and regenerative protocols

Dr. Bushra Mir, Medical Director · GP at Shookra, Dubai

Dr. Bushra Mir

Medical Director · GP

Oversees dermatology and patient safety

Questions

Good to know.

Is this different from your aesthetics service?
Yes. Medical dermatology focuses on diagnosing and treating skin conditions — acne, pigmentation, rosacea, scarring. Aesthetic medicine focuses on cosmetic enhancement such as injectables and contouring. They share clinicians and often work together, but the starting point here is a diagnosis.
Do I need a consultation first?
Yes. Skin conditions usually have more than one cause, so your physician examines the skin and takes a history before recommending any treatment. That consultation is where the plan is set.
Will treatment make my pigmentation worse?
Pigment-prone skin can be provoked by the wrong approach, which is exactly why we diagnose first and treat conservatively. Your physician selects treatments suited to your skin type and adjusts as it responds.
How much do treatments cost?
It depends on the condition and the plan your skin needs. Message us on WhatsApp and the team will talk you through options and pricing, and help you book.

More good years start with a measurement.

Speak with our team on WhatsApp — we’ll talk through your goals, suitability and the protocol, pricing included.