Dermatologist

Online Dermatologist — Healthy Skin, From Home

Acne, eczema, hair fall and pigmentation — share photos and consult a PMC-verified skin specialist in minutes.

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Dr. Hira Malik

MBBS, MD (Dermatology)
Dermatologist
4.9 (142 reviews) • 410 consultations
PMC: PMC Reg. — Verified on file
Experience: 9+ years
Affiliation: Available on request
Languages: Urdu, English

Specialist in medical and cosmetic dermatology. Treats acne, eczema, pigmentation and hair loss using evidence-based protocols tailored for Pakistani skin types.

Rs. 1,500
per consultation
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Last updated: November 2026 · Medically reviewed by PMC-registered physicians on the Aafiya Doc panel

When should you consult an online dermatologist in Pakistan?

A dermatologist is a doctor who treats the skin, hair and nails — and most dermatology consultations in Pakistan don't actually need a clinic visit, because the doctor can see the condition clearly through good-quality photos and a video call. You should consult a dermatologist online for acne and pimples, hair fall, dandruff, melasma and dark spots, eczema, fungal infections (dhad/ringworm), skin allergies, rashes and nail problems — and for prescription-strength skincare that you can't safely choose on your own. Before your appointment, take 2–3 clear photos in daylight and share them on WhatsApp; this gives the doctor everything they need to diagnose and prescribe properly. An in-person visit is recommended only when something needs to be physically examined or removed — suspected skin cancer or a changing mole, a lesion that needs a biopsy, severe acne that needs in-clinic procedures, or any condition the doctor feels they can't fully judge from a photo.

Common reasons Pakistani patients consult our dermatologists

  • •Acne and post-acne marks — from teenage breakouts to adult hormonal acne — managed with prescription topicals and oral treatment when needed.
  • •Hair fall and scalp issues — very common after typhoid, COVID, pregnancy and crash diets in Pakistan — properly diagnosed before treatment.
  • •Melasma, dark spots and pigmentation — driven by our strong sun — needs a real medical regimen, not cosmetic creams.
  • •Eczema, dry skin and rashes — especially in winter and in babies/children — prescription moisturisers and steroids when appropriate.
  • •Fungal infections (ringworm, dhad) — extremely common in our climate, often made worse by wrong over-the-counter creams — needs the correct anti-fungal for the right duration.

Quick answers about online dermatologist consultations

I have stubborn acne that creams from the medical store aren't fixing — can an online dermatologist actually help?

Yes, and this is one of the most common reasons people book us. Random over-the-counter creams, fairness products and TikTok routines usually make Pakistani skin worse, not better. A dermatologist looks at clear photos of your skin, your diet, sleep and any hormonal factors, then prescribes a proper medical-grade regimen — usually a topical retinoid, a targeted antibiotic or hormonal treatment if needed. Most patients see a real difference within 6–8 weeks.

Can a dermatologist help with hair fall over a video call?

Yes. The doctor reviews close-up photos of your scalp, asks about your pattern of hair fall, family history, recent illnesses, diet, iron and thyroid levels, and stress. From that they can usually identify whether it's male/female pattern hair loss, telogen effluvium (post-illness shedding, very common after typhoid or COVID), iron deficiency, or a scalp condition — and prescribe minoxidil, finasteride, supplements or a treatment plan accordingly.

What about melasma, dark spots and pigmentation from the sun?

Pigmentation is one of the most common skin concerns in Pakistan because of strong sun exposure. An online dermatologist can prescribe medical-grade brightening agents (like azelaic acid, tranexamic acid or carefully chosen hydroquinone routines), the right sunscreen for your skin tone, and a realistic timeline — pigmentation takes months, not weeks, but it does improve with the correct prescription.

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What We Treat

Common conditions our specialists handle online

AcneEczemaHair FallPigmentationPsoriasisFungal InfectionRashesDark CirclesSkin AllergyDandruff

How It Works

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Best Skin Specialist Online Pakistan — Dermatologist Consultation From Home

Searching for the best skin specialist in Karachi, a dermatologist in Lahore, or an online skin doctor in Islamabad? Aafiya Doc's PMC-verified dermatologists offer online consultation via photo and secure video call — from any city in Pakistan, without clinic queues or travel. Our online skin specialists treat acne, pimples, whiteheads, eczema, psoriasis, hair fall, dandruff, scalp issues, pigmentation, dark spots, melasma, fungal infections, skin allergies, rashes and all skin and hair conditions. Simply WhatsApp your skin photos, book a video consultation, and receive your prescription on WhatsApp — accepted at pharmacies in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi and all of Pakistan. Online skin specialist from Rs. 1,500 only.

Important Safety Notice

Aafiya Doc is for non-emergency health consultations only. If you or your child are experiencing a medical emergency — difficulty breathing, severe chest pain, loss of consciousness, or high fever in a newborn — please call 1122 (Punjab), 1021 (Sindh), or go to your nearest hospital emergency immediately.

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