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The clinic covers both medical dermatology and aesthetics. On the medical side that means acne, acne scarring, melasma and pigmentation, eczema, psoriasis, vitiligo, fungal and bacterial skin infections, hair fall and alopecia, nail disease, warts, moles and skin tags. On the aesthetic side: HydraFacial, medical-grade chemical peels, carbon laser toning, microneedling and RF microneedling, fractional CO2 resurfacing, laser hair removal, anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, skin boosters, mesotherapy, PRP and GFC for hair, and IV glow drips. Everything is done or supervised by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Uzma Sarwar.

The fastest route is WhatsApp on +92 333 4579246 — you can send photos of your concern and get a same-day reply during clinic hours. The clinic is at 2nd Floor, 28 A, Shadman 2, behind OMC Hospital, Lahore, open Monday to Saturday, 12pm to 8pm.

A first visit is a proper diagnostic appointment, not a sales pitch. Dr. Uzma examines the skin, takes a history covering medication, hormones, diet and previous treatments, and explains what is actually causing the problem. You leave with a written plan that separates what needs medical treatment from what is optional and cosmetic. If a concern needs nothing more than a corrected skincare routine, that is what you will be told.

Laser hair removal gives permanent hair reduction rather than total permanent removal. Most people need six to eight sessions spaced four to six weeks apart on the face, and six to eight weeks apart on the body, because the laser only affects follicles in their active growth phase. Coarse dark hair on lighter skin responds fastest. Hormonal conditions such as PCOS can slow results and may need maintenance sessions, which is why underlying causes get checked first.

A HydraFacial cleanses, exfoliates, extracts and hydrates in one session using a vortex tip rather than manual squeezing. There is no downtime, so it suits an event the same week. For general glow, once every four to six weeks tracks the skin's renewal cycle. For congestion and blackheads, a tighter run of sessions early on works better, then a maintenance interval.

Melasma is a chronic, relapsing condition, so the honest goal is control rather than a one-time cure. Treatment usually combines prescription topicals, strict daily broad-spectrum sunscreen, and gentle in-clinic work such as low-strength peels or laser toning. Aggressive lasers can make melasma worse, which is why the pattern gets diagnosed properly first. Lahore's sun exposure and heat make sunscreen and reapplication the single biggest factor in whether results hold.

Active acne and acne scarring are two different problems and are treated in that order. Active acne is managed medically — topicals, oral medication where indicated, and hormonal assessment where the pattern suggests it. Only once breakouts are controlled does scar work begin, because treating scars while acne is active wastes sessions. Scar treatment is matched to scar type: microneedling or RF microneedling for rolling scars, fractional CO2 for deeper boxcar and icepick scarring, subcision for tethered scars, and peels for post-acne marks.

Both are safe when the product is genuine, the dose is conservative and the injector knows the facial anatomy. Anti-wrinkle injections typically last three to four months; hyaluronic acid fillers last roughly six to eighteen months depending on the product and the area. Hyaluronic acid fillers can also be dissolved if you are unhappy with the result. The clinic's approach is deliberately understated — the aim is that nobody can tell you have had anything done.

Hair fall is a symptom, not a diagnosis. Assessment covers thyroid function, iron and vitamin D, hormonal causes such as PCOS, recent illness, and family pattern, because treating the wrong cause wastes months. Depending on the finding, treatment can include prescription topicals and oral medication, PRP or GFC sessions, mesotherapy, and correction of the underlying deficiency. Realistic timelines are three to six months before visible change.

It depends on depth. A superficial peel usually means two to three days of mild flaking and you can work through it. A medium-depth peel means around five to seven days of visible peeling. Fractional CO2 resurfacing is the most intensive option, with roughly five to seven days of redness and social downtime and strict sun avoidance afterwards. Downtime is agreed before booking so it can be planned around work or an event.

Yes. Common reasons men attend are acne and acne scarring, hair loss, laser hair removal for the beard line, back and chest, pigmentation, ingrown hairs and folliculitis, excessive sweating, and general skin health.

Both, and the medical side comes first. Conditions treated include eczema, psoriasis, vitiligo, urticaria, fungal and bacterial infections, rosacea, seborrheic dermatitis, nail disorders, and suspicious moles or lesions requiring assessment. Dr. Uzma is an Associate Professor of Dermatology, so complex and chronic cases are within scope rather than referred elsewhere.