Specialty

Dermatology & Laser

Skin, hair, laser and skincare services at both West Riyadh branches.

Dermatology & Laser

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Services

What the Dermatology & Laser clinic offers within the center.

Acne treatment

Laser hair removal

Skin peeling and skincare

Hair loss treatment

Removal of skin tags and warts

Mole checks

Conditions we treat

The most common complaints patients bring to this specialty.

AcneItching and skin rashesEczemaPsoriasisFacial spots and pigmentationHair lossAlopecia areata

Doctors in this specialty

Dr. Salma Alaa

Dermatology & Laser

Egyptian
Branch 1

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Dr. Sara Mahmoud

Dermatology & Laser

Egyptian
Branch 2

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When should you see a doctor?

Signs that call for booking an appointment. This is general guidance and does not replace an in-clinic examination.

Breakouts that don't respond to home care after several weeks
Persistent itching or a rash spreading over the body
Noticeable hair loss or bald patches on the scalp
A mole that changes shape, color or size
A skin wound or inflammation that won't heal

Frequently asked questions

How many laser sessions do I need?+

Usually 6 to 8 sessions spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart, though the number varies by area, skin type and hair type. The right plan for you is set after a skin examination in the clinic.

Does acne treatment take a long time?+

Most treatment plans need several weeks of follow-up with adjustments based on how the skin responds. The right treatment is determined once the doctor examines the type and severity of the breakouts.

Do I need an appointment in advance?+

You're welcome to walk in, though booking ahead through WhatsApp or our unified number shortens your wait. Either way, your case is handled based on the doctor's in-clinic examination.

Do you accept medical insurance?+

We work with a number of insurance providers, and we're happy to confirm your policy's coverage before your visit. What exactly is covered for your case is determined after the doctor's examination.